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Therefore, by using an integral measure of neighbourhood (defined as a feature of an area only measurable at an ecological level of neighbourhood) this study has avoided relying solely on a derived neighbourhood measure such as SES which is based on the aggregate characteristics of individuals [ 36].
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It has previously been found that hair from human individuals may be used as an integral measure of cortisol production in the past 3 6 months [ 17].
Density was measured separately on MLO and CC images using an integral automated volumetric breast density measurement system (Hologic, Quantra).
The use of an integral measure of initial deflections of thin plates, based on the strain energy, has proved to be of importance in studying the influence of the imperfections on the strength of plates subjected to in-plane compression.
All dynamic runs used an integral time step of 2 fs.
However, if most of the major components of PM2.5 produce some short-term biologic responses, then the commonly used integral measure of PM2.5 mass concentration, that is, 24-hr average PM2.5, may be serving as a reasonable integrating index for at least some of the short-term health risks.
Working with Kurzweil-Stieltjes integrals and using a measure of non-compactness allows us to relax the assumptions on the semigroup, on f and g comparing to some already known results.
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The diffusion coefficients of Dy II) and Dy III) in an IL were measured from 318 to 378 K using a semi-integral analysis.
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