Our results showed that methimazole-treated rats performed more poorly when retention was tested at long-term (24 h and 7 days) retention interval.
Results show that when the retention time was 0.1, 0.3 and 0.5 s, the removal efficiency of the present scrubber for HCl, HNO3, and CH3COOH in low concentration was greater than 91%, 95%, and 98%, respectively.
We found that when the retention time is used as a third dimension when chromatographic peaks are well resolved, two-way methods work better than their three-way counterparts, whereas in the case of a more challenging situation (a more coeluted chromatogram, with a much shorter measurement time) three-way methods perform better than classic two-way approaches.
Although preliminary, the current data suggest that when the retention task component is relatively easy or very difficult, sensitivity to group differences for emotional vs. neutral trials diminishes.
Hence, we conclude that when balancing NO3− retention and global warming aspects, we find no reason to discourage future creation or restoration of wetlands.
This decreased treatment efficiency probably reflects less efficient biological treatment that occurs when hydraulic retention times lessen during higher flows.
We conclude that thiazolidinedione-related plasma volume expansion occurs in nondiabetic primates and that fluid retention is detectable when compartments are directly measured.
We also show that when using a simple additive retention prediction model, the "correct" coefficient value optimization (0.98+ correlation against values determined by synthetic peptide approach) requires a training set of at least 100 randomly selected peptides.
The experimental results indicate that when SBH was increased, higher solids retention time was obtained in the settler and VFA production increased.
One implication of these findings is that when making efforts to improve staff retention, policymakers and management should not only consider workload and patient mix, but also consider the role of the RN in patient care.
