| In normal subjects who rebreathed carbon dioxide, QT dispersion was increased, which could signal a risk of arrhythmia. |
| For a good even dispersion, use a muller to force the pigment into suspension. |
| To assure the highest optical quality it features three aspherically created elements and one element made from super low dispersion glass. |
| Thus, the present invention advantageously avoids the production of tailings sludges caused by clay dispersion. |
| Almost 50 years ago, the author noted that the rotatory dispersion of unfolded polypeptide chains depends on the concentration of denaturants. |
| These spaces of dispersion are marked with bourns which disappear amid the fields of scree as stones. |
