The photographs were scanned to allow on screen digitalization and interpretation of selected features and details, which were consecutively mapped and analyzed in a GIS.
This provided 29 experimental data for the initial concentration of acesulfame K ranging from 300 to 900 μg/L, pH of solution ranging from 4 to 10, persulfate concentration ranging from 0 to 10 mg/L, and amount of natural organic matter (NOM) ranging from 0 to 5 mg/L, which were consecutively coded as A, B, C, and D at three levels (−1, 0, and 1).
A computer-generated random sequence concealed in opaque sealed envelopes, which were consecutively opened on the morning of surgery, determined which side would receive active treatment.
One volume of 70% ethanol was added to each of the three corresponding lysates, which were consecutively transferred to the RNeasy Mini spin columns.
> -wrap-foot>The present study is a retrospective study using a total of 371 cases of colorectal carcinoma including all stages, which were consecutively sampled from Tohoku Rosai Hospital (Sendai), Tohoku University Hospital (Sendai), and Miyagi Cancer Center Hospital (Natori).
In this retrospective study, the prescribing of medication was compared between 90 Greek and 63 non-Greek inpatients which were consecutively admitted into the emergency department of a hospital covering Athens, the capital of Greece.
In total, 3,086 adult patients with OHCA were referred to the participating emergency hospitals, 1,921 of which were consecutively enrolled according to the inclusion criteria of the J-POP registry.
Moreover, the impairment in microperfusion due to therapy with CsA was reversible after a switch of the immunosuppressive agent from CsA to everolimus, leading to an improved allograft perfusion after 12 months, which was consecutively associated with an increase in eGFR [ 49].
The non-linear differential equation is expanded into a system of linear differential equations which are solved consecutively.
Each MOLLI study consists of three successive LL inversion recovery (IR) experiments with different inversion times (TI) which are performed consecutively within one breath-hold, for a total of 11 images over 17 heartbeats.
