Correlations significant

Fig. 3 Refraction values of both (0°+ 90°) fiber directions with respect to impact energy per layer. The fiber/matrix debonding of CFRP laminates correlates significantly to the impact energy per volume (energy density).

Introducing negative-charge phospholipids to the 2% DOPC at pH 7.4 improved the correlations significantly (models 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0). Sink conditions only marginally improved the correlations for the dodecylcarboxylic acid (1.1% DA) and phosphatidic acid (0.6% PA) models (models 6.1 and 7.1). The phospha-tidylglycerol (PG) models (models 9.1 and 10.1) did not correlate well under sink conditions. The modified Chugai model at pH 7.4 performed well (r2 0.60), but was unstable under sink conditions. 

Fig. 16.4 Multiple linear model containing phosphorus, calcium and iron contents of the leaves correlated significantly with the polyphenol contents of fruit. Organic (filled symbols) and conventional fruits (open symbols) did not differ significantly in their average polyphenol contents however, trees with a low leaf nutrient status showed a lower polyphenol contents in fruit (R2 = 0.64). Circles = cultivar Glockenapfel , squares = cultivar Idared area between the curves = space where 95% of the modelled values can be expected.

Fig. 16.6 Reproducibility of the picture forming methods. Fruits from the same sample were analysed twice (before and after storage) and blind coded. The quality-interpretation in the form of a vitality index correlated significantly and well between the two analyses (R2 = 0.72 filled symbols = organic open symbols = conventional same symbol form = same village).

In investigations of healthy persons under normal conditions and after UV irradiation of the whole body we have found that ASC correlates significantly (p < 0.001) negatively with ACR [35], A plausible explanation was that some of the above antioxidants can replace ASC in case of its increased consumption during an oxidative stress. 

Role of Aqueous and Aerial Migration in Pollutants Exposure It is well known that the total content of water-soluble solids in natural waters (TSS) is increasing with an increasing aridity. The concentration of some trace elements (heavy metals) correlates significantly with the total content of soluble solids. Comparison... 

Recently, the role of hydrazine in the mechanism of isoniazid hepatotox-icity was confirmed by Sarich et al. [181]. Using a model of isoniazid-in-duced hepatotoxicity in rabbits, they found that hydrazine plasma concentrations correlated significantly with plasma argininosuccinic acid lyase, a sensitive marker of hepatic necrosis. In contrast, no correlation was found between plasma levels of isoniazid or acetylisoniazid and the markers of induced hepatic necrosis. 

The MSD approach gave no significant results. Addition of a to Equation 1-3 did not improve the correlation significantly. STERIMOL gave the best results and MTD and MTD were comparable with Vw. The obtained optimal standard from the procedure that gave Equation 4 is shown in Figure 4, and it indicates that di-substituted carbon atoms gave the best fit. 

In addition to the previously mentioned chemical tests, methods based on the carbonyl content of oxidized fats have also been suggested (Henick et al 1954 Lillard and Day 1961) as a measure of oxidative deterioration. The procedures determine the secondary products of autoxidation and have been reported to correlate significantly with the degree of off-flavor in butter oil (Lillard and Day 1961). The methods, however, are cumbersome and are not suited for routine analysis. 

Petroleum oils vary considerably ill composition, even when closely associated geographically. In some areas of the United States, for example, crude oils near the surface may have quite a different chemical composition from those found in deeper strata. Depth alone, however, does not correlate significantly with composition. 

The effects of raloxifene on the vascular endothelium have been studied in 19 subjects who underwent endothelial function testing at baseline and after treatment with placebo or raloxifene (60 mg/day for 6 weeks) (27). The findings in this small short-term study were entirely positive. Brachial artery diameter change (flow-mediated dilatation) increased 5.0% with placebo and 8.6% with raloxifene in response to a hyperemic stimulus. The ratio of AUC response to AUC reference with the use of laser Doppler measures was 1.18 for placebo and 1.28 for raloxifene. Flow-mediated dilatation and AUC ratio correlated significantly. The authors concluded that raloxifene enhanced endothelial-mediated dilatation in brachial arteries and digital vessels in these women, and they discussed the drug s possible cardioprotective effect. 

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