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H S TREATED WOOD PRODUCTS
User Specifications for treated wood and is the proper replacement for all of the C Standards Standard T1 is the “treatment” standard which manufacturers must comply with in order to meet Standard U1 Therefore as a specifier you would simply replace any of the references to the C standards for example Standard C2 with a |
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Cell Observer
T1 C1/T1 C1/T1 C1/T2 C1/T2 C1/T(n) C1/T(n) Overlapping exposure and readout T2 C2/T1 C2/T1 C2/T2 C2/T2 C2/T(n) C2/T(n) T3 T4 T(n) Channels z-planes Binning/ROI AxioCam HSm AxioCam MRm Channels z-planes Binning/ROI AxioCam HSm AxioCam MRm 1 2 2 1 1 20 no no no 61 31 24 (= 1 7 sec / time point) 14 7 7 (= 5 6 sec / time point) yes yes yes 186 94 |
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ArXiv:210803933v2 [cond-matsupr-con] 18 Jan 2022
equ = 0 H e = H c2 The derivative of M equ with respect to H a is the magnetic susceptibility of the equilibrium magnetization curve which is defined as χ equ: χ equ = dM equ dH a H c1 H c2 −H c1 (H c1 H a)α[1+ α(H c2 −H a) H a] (3) When H a = H c2 we have χ equc2 = H c1 H c2 −H c1 (H H c2)α (4) In this way the fitting |
Patient Population
This is a retrospective single-center study of AIS patients who were treated surgically between 2008 and 2014. Patients underwent anterior-posterior (AP) and lateral full-length x-rays of the spine at baseline and 2-year follow up. X-rays were taken in the standing position, with patients barefoot and holding their upper extremities crossed over th
Surgical Technique
Curve correction was performed in all patients with pedicle screw constructs. All surgeries were performed by two senior authors using a posterior midline incision with subperiosteal dissection. All screws were placed using the freehand technique [24] based on specific anatomical landmarks. The restoration of the coronal and sagittal curves was per
Data Collection and Radiographic Analysis
Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients were obtained from medical records. Radiographic parameters included: spino-pelvic parameters [25] (pelvic incidence [PI], pelvic tilt [PT], sacral slope [SS], sagittal vertical axis [SVA], T1 spino-pelvic inclination [T1SPi], T1 pelvic angle [TPA]); regional alignment (lumbar lordosis [LL], thor
Patient Stratification
Sagittal alignment was compared between baseline and 2-year follow-up. Patients were grouped based on changes in their TK and SVA into: increased TK (ΔTK < − 5°; n = 40), stable TK (ΔTK between − 5° to 5°; n = 31), and decreased TK (ΔTK > 5°; n = 10); increased SVA (ΔSVA> 25 mm; n = 31), stable/neutral SVA (ΔSVA = − 25 mm to 25 mm; n = 23); and dec
Statistical Analysis
Cervical alignment was compared between TK and SVA groups using ANOVA. Pearson correlation analysis was utilized to investigate the relationship between changes in regional/global thoracolumbar alignment and changes in regional cervical alignment. Descriptive statistics were reported as means and standard deviations of the means. The threshold of s
