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For the mortar on day 3, the early stage amount of Ca(OH 2 was relatively higher for mortar with RFA than for mortar with modified RFA.

Clinical factors (comorbidity at baseline, tumour stage, amount of adjuvant/neoadjuvant therapy (none, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy), CRC recurrence previous to follow-up).

Upon the modification at the first stage with a small (relative to other stages) amount of long-chain oligomers, an interaction with particles is realized on the external agglomerates surface with formation at the next stages secondary polymeric layer rendered over the surface (Figs. 1 and 5).

In addition to the amount of derotation, the staging (amount of derotation/aligner) also has a considerable impact on the treatment efficacy: for premolar derotations with a staging <1.5°/aligner, the total efficacy was 41.8% (SD = 0.3), whereas with a staging >1.5°/aligner, the accuracy decreased to 23.2% (SD = 0.2).

A discrimination factor of 30× at both stages amounts to 3 orders of magnitude of discrimination overall.

Based on experimental results on pilot plant stage, the amount of detergent needed for cleaning can be reduced by 95% compared to batch production.

Clearly, it is desirable to be able to detect and identify the first solid particles produced in the crystallization process, at which stage the amount of solid in the system is generally very low.

An initial univariate log rank analysis identified stage, the amount of residual disease, cGMP and PI as prognostic factors.

At the white-pink ripening stage the amount of γ-carotene was at least 10 times higher than that of β-carotene, but in subsequent stages their contents became similar.

First, in dysplastic nevi the expression of HAS1 and HAS2 in the melanocytic cells is increased, although at this stage the amount of hyaluronan is not yet different from benign lesions.

In the first stage, the amount of the poisonous pox-matter was thought to be still very small and thus rather powerless in comparison to the body's nature.