A mean score for each finding for each lung was derived and expressed as the product of extent and severity.
During thermal processing and preservation, the Maillard reaction or non-enzymatic browning may also occur, where HMF is a common product whose extent of formation depends on the processing and preservation conditions [87].
Based on EIA data and Western blot analysis of the secreted product, the extent of amidation of Fc-GLP1, Fc-PYY and Fc-NMU was not altered by the addition of CuSO4.
Results indicated that pressure between 220 and 400 atm has insignificant influence on the gas products and extent of carbon conversion.
The objective of this study is to examine how Pseudomonas aeruginosa contaminated the product, assess the extent of the contamination and identify critical points in the production process that made the contamination possible.
The dot product measures the extent to which two vectors are parallel.
Thus, foreign upstream sequences are important in the deregulation of the kinase activity of the abl product, and the extent of deregulation correlates with the pathological effects of the bcr-abl proteins.
It was essentially developed (and operates) on its own, according to ATD, and never integrated into Twitter's core product to the extent that it would have any real impact on Twitter's material business.
The approach presented in the IPCC GPG quantifies emissions or removals from carbon stocks within a given period as the product of the extent of human activity (activity data, AD) and the emissions-removals ratio per unit of activity (emission factor, EF).
This is unsurprising given the many sources of variation involved, including sex, location, timing, study design and populations, definition of outcome and exposure, type of product smoked, and extent of confounder adjustment.
