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Pipe in whatever plane shall be adequately supported. Reference should be made to the relevant parts of BS 3974, Part 1. In some instances, short vertical lengths in otherwise horizontal pipe mns may be self-supporting. 

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We thank the CNR-RAS cooperation program 2005-2007 for financial support. References... 

Maintaining adequate nutritional status, especially during periods of illness and metabolic stress, is an important part of patient care. Malnutrition in hospitalized patients is associated with significant complications, including increased infection risk, poor wound healing, prolonged hospital stay, and increased mortality, especially in surgical and critically ill patients.1 Specialized nutrition support refers to the administration of nutrients via the oral, enteral, or parenteral route for therapeutic purposes.1 Parenteral nutrition (PN), also... 

Different methods are applied in the value chain management processes for decision support. Reference, optimization, simulation and analysis and visualization methods are distinguished as further detailed in section 2.3.3. 

Analyte LLD (pg/mL) LLD (pM) Signal Detection Microarray support Reference... 

The supporting reference list is prepared in alphabetical order, do not use the abbreviation et al. here — include full details of all authors (including all initials). Refer to the suggestions for preparation of... 

Today, in the United States, there are numerous sources of drug information, including the Physicians Desk Reference (PDR), which is an industry-supported reference. The PDR contains information identical to that contained in package inserts. No comparative information on efficacy, safety, or cost is included. PDR versions covering both trade name protected and generic preparations are available. 

Although the minimum requirement for vitamin C is firmly established, there are considerable discrepancies between the reference intakes published by different national and international authorities (see Table 13.3), with figures ranging between 30 to 90 mg per day. This is the result of the use of different criteria of adequacy and reflects differences of opinion as to what represents an adequate intake of vitamin C. It is possible to produce arguments to support reference intakes of between 30 to 100 mg per day. 

In mechanistic reasoning, the most carefully conceived explanation may turn out to be a gross distortion of reality in spite of our perusal of supporting reference material and the rigorous application of Aristotelian logic. The reaction described in this problem is an example of such a situation. 

Figure 6 Schematic representation of the spatial gradients in Fex/Al ratios and DOP values in the bottom sediments of euxinic basins. Nearshore-to-offshore increases in these parameters derive from corresponding decreases in the siliciclastic flux and thus increases in the proportion of (i) iron scavenged during syngenetic pyrite formation in the euxinic water column to (ii) iron delivered with the local siliciclastic flux. The scavenged iron is initially present as dissolved iron and as oxyhydroxides formed near the chemocline and is therefore decoupled from the local siliciclastic (aluminum) flux. Details and other supporting references are provided in Section 7.06.3.4.3 and Lyons et aL (2003).

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Many of the listed ADRs carry supporting references. 

Development of quality control acceptance Criteria (only for new method) Appendix D - Supporting References... 

The porosity of the support refers to the percentage of the total volume which is void space. The porosity determines the total volume of the liquid membrane which can be immobilized in the pore volume. The volume of liquid membrane solvent and the carrier solubility determine the maximum amount of carrier which can be immobilized in the membrane. Increasing the amount of carrier in the membrane will increase the solute fluxes. The strength of the functional dependence of the solute flux on carrier concentration will depend on whether the facilitated transport system is reaction or diffusion limited. Consequently, a high porosity support is desirable for liquid membrane applications. 

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The focus is on concepts in reversed-phase liquid chromatography (RPLC), though the same concepts are usually applicable to other modes of HPLC. International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC)10 nomenclature is used. The term sample component is often used interchangeably with analyte and solute in the context of this book. As mentioned in Chapter 1, the most common stationary phase is a hydrophobic C18-bonded phase on a silica support used with a mixed organic and aqueous mobile phase. The terms packing and sorbent often refer to the bonded phase whereas solid support refers to the unbonded silica material. 

For examples see the NIEST spin-trap database, which can be found at the url https //dir-apps.niehs.nih.gov/stdb/index.cfm. Supporting references are provided therein. 

See this reference for a comprehensive list of supporting references. 

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