A panel study of children with chronic respiratory symptoms in the Netherlands showed that the changes in morning and evening PEF for 10-μg/m3 increases in PM10 were -0.41 l/minute (p < 0.05) and -0.28 l/minute (N.S ., respectively, in children in winter [ 8].
Isotopic analysis showed that the changes were related to the nutrients leaching from the whales.
The analysis showed that the changes that occur immediately after surgery remain along the whole recovery process.
Results showed that the changes of the surface morphology were not uniform, especially for relatively shorter pulse durations.
The results showed that the changes detected in the Culiacan river basin were determined by the direct influence of anthropogenic activities.
Annealing studies, with temperatures up to 80 °C and annealing times of 18 h showed that the changes can only be partially annealed.
Histological observations showed that the changes in bucco-lingual alveolar bone levels were higher in the BMP group than in the control group (p < 0.05).
The presented results clearly showed that the changes in the catalytic performance of investigated catalysts are in correspondence with results of spectroscopic characterization.
The results showed that the changes of modal parameters provide a proper means for predicting the fatigue behavior of composite structures.
Real-time Raman spectroscopy on CCl4-swollen samples showed that the changes in the CC and ICC contents during sorption were only small.
Further, we showed that the changes in nanofiber morphology from the pre-release to post-release states were associated with a change in the nanostructure of the FN molecular network from fibrillar to nodular.
