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Imaging during steady-state concentration of a blood pool agent or during poor timing of an extra-cellular contrast medium may result in simultaneous venous enhancement, making interpretation of the angiogram difficult.
According to the fractal theory (Jullien and Botet, 1987), formation of aggregated particles in rarefied medium may result from four different processes when melting can be neglected (Lin et al, 1987).
Substrate consumption from the growth medium may result in decreasing signal intensities.
A successful and significant improvement (12-fold) in the production of intracellular free astaxanthin by the P. rhodozyma was achieved by adding low-value agro products in fermentation medium, which may result in a significant reduction in the cost of fermentation process.
This means that the overall results are constant for all measurements, although being slightly biased by the PVC plate as the light has to pass through another transparent medium, which may result in small measurement artifacts.
An important conclusion from this analysis is that medium-capacity vessels may result in lower capacity for an entire fleet, thus offering significant economical advantages.
Medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs) may result in negative energy balance and weight loss through increased energy expenditure and lipid oxidation.
In a similar way as for other bioprocesses comprising an organic liquid phase, the presence of microorganisms, medium composition, and process conditions may result in emulsion formation during fermentation, hindering product recovery.
However, it is also plausible that animal serum in 'complete medium' may have resulted in non-specific T-cell activation that was augmented in the collagen-stimulated cultures.
Our data suggest that the medical and surgical approach described may result in a markedly improved medium-term outcome in children with DCM.
However, TR1 reduction may also result in reducing the levels of DNA Pol β, whereas the reduced levels of DNA Pol ε at 48 hrs in control and DT/siTR1 cells may result from the serum-deficient growth medium.
