Area, body weight, fat mass, bone mineral content and lean tissue mass were recorded in grams for each region.
Readouts were recorded of total body area, lean and adipose tissue weight, bone mineral density and bone mineral content.
Iron, mineral supplements, vitamins, herbal remedies and any type of complementary medicine were recorded separately and excluded from the estimation of medication use.
Bone mineral density (BMD) measured by dual energy X-ray absorptiometry of lumbar spine and/or hip were recorded.
BVTs were recorded for demineralized ribs to investigate the potential of this modality for monitoring early mineral loss noninvasively.
Dominant mineral assemblages found were clay minerals, pyrite was recorded as disseminated, framboidal and euhedral forms, carbonates recorded were mainly siderites.
The highest amount of mineral N was recorded in CH treatment followed by CH + SW treatment.
Highest average concentration (144.8 and 115.5 kg N ha−1) of mineral N was recorded at the 30 100 cm soil depth at the end of both 2000/2001 SR and LR, respectively.
The staining of calcium mineral deposits was recorded under bright field microscopy.
