Future directions in the evolution of fossil fuel feeds, product demands, operating strategies,
and conversion and refining processes are described. The constraints imposed on …

… Exogenous NO indeed slightly (∼2 mV) hyperpolarizes the main mesenteric artery under
our experimental conditions (Vanheel & Van de Voorde, 1995). The transient peak …

… induce smooth muscle hyperpolarization (10.6±0.9 mV). Both effects disappear after removal
… that the endothelium-dependent hyperpolarization (-10 mV) contributes for at least 20-30% …

… potential consisting of an initial hyperpolarization by 10-12 mV, followed by a partial recovery
toward a level which was at 10 min still 6-8 mV more negative than in control conditions. …

… mV and −17 mV (Table 1) . This concentration (6.7 mg/mL) was, therefore, used in all our
experiments for coating the nanospheres. We also observed that coating the nanospheres with …

… de l’endothélium et dépendante de la concentration. Une hyperpolarisation maximale (5,7 ±
0,4 mV) a été obtenue avec une concentration de … des hyperpolarisations dépendantes de l’…

Objective To determine the contribution of reassessment in the attribution process of
neuropsychiatric (NP) events to SLE or other aetiologies in a large, prospective and …

… In the experiment depicted, the first exposure to methanandamide (10 μM) hyperpolarized
the smooth muscle cell slowly by 5.4 mV, whereas acetylcholine (3 μM) caused 10.5 mV …

… On average, reduction of Eu 3+ in nitrate aqueous media occurred at a potential ±25 mV
less negative than reduction of Eu 3+ in similar aqueous chloride media. Oxidation of Eu 2+ in …

… MV fan beam into a MV‐CT scanning beam (Fig. 1). For imaging, HT uses a 3.5‐MV beam
instead of 6 MV … with HT is nearly equal to 6‐MV 3D‐conformal RT and 6‐MV IMRT [67–69]. …