Weight percentages of PCT segments varied from 20 wt% to 80 wt%.
According to the results measured by DSC, DMA and WAXS, the copolymers crystallized when the content of PCT segment was above 50 wt%, and the crystallinity of the copolymers exhibited a proportional dependence on the weight percentage of PCT segments.
The hard domain connectivity was found to increase with increasing percentage hard segment content of the polymers.
Translation error is expressed as a percentage of segment length, while rotation error is expressed in °/m.
As discussed above, different sequence termination criteria could increase the percentage of segment identities assigned by the algorithm.
Similar to percentage excluded segments reported previously [ 12], about 11% of the excluded LS segments analyzed using Vevo 2100 were basal anterior segment where the images were obscured or affected by shadows from sternum).
Values are presented as the percentage of segments analyzed per embryo that had normal ventral axons, the percentage of dorsal segments analyzed per embryo that were innervated, or the percentage of ventral primary axons analyzed per embryo that exhibited normal morphology.
The time at which the culture had the highest percentage of segmenting schizonts was defined as the schizont peak.
The percentage of segments (supine and prone in total) assigned a score of 1 or 2 for residual fluid was 51% (148/288), 59% (178/300), 53% (153/288) and 43% (114/264) for regimens A to D respectively.
The percentage of segments (supine and prone combined) assigned a score of 1 for residual solid residue (i.e. no residue or scattered) was 76% (218/288), 82% (246/300), 81% (232/288) and 94% (247/264), for regimens A to D respectively, and on average there were 2.5, 2.0, 2.8 and 1.1 stool balls ≥6 mm per patient.
