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Precipitation with 10% trichloroacetic acid (TCA) of D23 KCl extracts revealed that most of the antigenicity was insoluble in TCA.

To determine the effect of microsurgical resection and tubocornual anastomosis (TCA) of nonocclusive salpingitis isthmica nodosa (SIN) on fertility and risk for ectopic pregnancy (EP).

The total classification accuracies (TCAs) of two methods used in this study indicate that the coupled MLP clustering model (with a TCA equal to 93.3%) has a better performance than that of the single MLP (with a TCA of 88.65%).

Based on the mathematical models of spherical gears, the tooth contact analysis (TCA) of spherical gear pairs is performed, and the contact point paths on tooth surfaces of spherical gears are investigated.

We note that the ratio between the number of rows of the last covering array Ch in a TCA of height h and the number of rows of the best known covering array for the same values of t, k, and v as for Ch is reduced as h grows.

Clinical trial sponsors (e.g., pharmaceutical firms) seeking to use these newly developed PRO measures frequently require translation and cultural adaptation (TCA) of the tools for use in global clinical development programs, which together with cognitive interviewing of the resulting translations is known as linguistic validation (LV) [4].

The resulting peptide mixture was precipitated by addition of TCA to a final concentration of 10%.

The impact of LCA approximates to that of LC A+TCA and the impact of TCA approximates to that of normal level of higher-order aberrations and is negligible.

As a result, there was also genetic variation for the ratio of TCA to RXSA (Table 6).

Despite entering a non-proliferative state, gametocytes exhibit increased levels of glucose utilization, glycolytic flux, and TCA catabolism of pyruvate.

In our study, we have no patient with tCa level of <1.6 mmol/L and only 3% with tCa level of >2.5 mmol/L and that may explain that none of the calcium quartile is associated with outcomes.