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Also highly discriminative were images of large size wedge-shaped or polar abscesses (criteria 4, 5 and 6) and a normal tissue density of the organ (criterion 24).

Fundamental frequency corresponds to the rate at which the vocal folds of the larynx open and close and is determined by different factors such as the length of the vocal folds, longitudinal stress on the vocal folds, and the tissue density of the vocal folds [17].

The mineralized subchondral tissue density of the patellas with defects decreased with time (p = 0.01), whereas the density of condyles with defects remained similar with time (p = 0.9).

The tissue densities of these apoptotic cells increased excessively during the early-onset phase of apoptosis in ablated mice when the density of viable GPT cells in the ventricular zone was first suppressed.

By dividing with the brain tissue density of 1.04 g/mL, the rCBF values were converted into units per weight tissue as for rCBF PET.

Assuming a tissue density of 1 g/ml, the radioactivity concentrations were divided by the administered activity to obtain ROI-derived percent injected dose per gram of tissue (%ID/g).

In order to determine the tissue density of cytochrome b5-positive cells, the number of positive cells was averaged from 17 randomly selected high-power fields (400×).

Using these parameters optimized from the short-term clonal behavior (up to 18 days), the model also accurately predicted the recovery in the tissue density of GFRα1+ units and cells up to 2 months following insult, when the regeneration process largely completed.

In addition, the tissue density of human uterine MCs is greater during pregnancy than in the non-pregnant state, which also suggests that uterine MCs modulate myometrial contractility during late pregnancy.

The genes encoding the radical S-adenosyl methionine domain containing 2 (Rsand) and collectin sub-family member 11 (Colec11) matched with the criteria for potential quantitative trait candidate genes, e.g. location of the gene in the QTL region, expression in the target tissue, density of non-synonymous (ns) SNP and InDels, cis-regulation of expression, and known or presumed gene function.

A caveat to the tissue density of 0.8 kg L−1 given by Wedel (2005), and a novel method for estimating body mass, is offered by a recent allometric study on the dimensions of semicircular canals (SCC) in the skull (Clarke, 2005).