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The objective criteria (OC) measures the accuracy error of boundary localization between segmented regions and ground truth regions.

N OC measures the diversity that could be obtained in future generations (assuming overlap) and a practical example is the selection of animals for a gene bank to reconstruct a future population.

However, the good agreement between total carbon measurements in the CSN and NPACT networks (Vedal et al. 2013) suggests that the inconsistency of EC and OC measures between the two networks is more likely driven by the EC OC split rather than the sampling and blank correction protocols.

The anti-OC antibody used in the ELISA recognizes only intact OC; therefore, because the antibody does not bind OC fragments, which are released during bone resorption, OC measured using this ELISA results only from de novo synthesis.

OC Measured 120 h Tot.

Validating OAVMAX as a satisfying correlation between chemical composition and OC, only three compounds among the 66 identified namely trimethylamine, hydrogen sulfide and methanethiol, accounted for the prediction of OC measured during composting and storage of PSS.

DDE was the most frequently quantified OC (99.7%) and was present in higher concentrations than other individual OCs measured (GM = 104.94 ng/g lipid) (Table 2).

Among these, 405 (84%) had OCs measured in cord serum.

Generally, associations with individual OCs were similar for OCs measured in maternal serum during pregnancy and breast milk after pregnancy.

Marginally significant inverse associations were also found between AC and the rest of OCs measured in cord (4,4´-DDE, HCB, and PCB-153).

One hundred two children were enrolled and 70 provided complete outcome data for children 4 years of age (68.6%) and OCs measured at birth.