Significance of amphibole compositional zoning in para-amphibolite.

in Abstract Book (2012)

The significance of CO2 in the dissolution of limestone

in Bulletin de la Société Belge d'Etudes Géographiques = Tijdschrift van de Belgische Vereniging voor Aardrijkskundige Studies (1988), 57(1), 110-112

Significance of Plasma Amino Acid Pattern in Preterm Infants

in Biology of the Neonate (1987), 52(Suppl 1), 41-9

Nutritional studies frequently take into consideration plasma amino acid concentrations in order to evaluate the adequacy of protein intake in preterm infants. From our data of more than 100 ... [more ▼]

Nutritional studies frequently take into consideration plasma amino acid concentrations in order to evaluate the adequacy of protein intake in preterm infants. From our data of more than 100 determinations of plasma amino acid concentrations in preterm infants, we review the factors influencing the aminogram. Method and moment of sampling, protein intake and composition, protein turnover rate, energy supply, and gestational age, all may influence plasma amino acid concentrations. It is suggested that the cord blood amino acid concentration may be considered as an appropriate value of reference and a safe level for growing preterm infants. [less ▲]

Significance of random illite-vermiculite mixed layers in Pleistocene sediments of the northwestern Atlantic Ocean

in Clay Minerals (2000), 35(4), 679-691

The clay mineralogy of Pleistocene sediments of eleven sediment cores at three ODP sites from 30 degrees N to 60 degrees N northwestern Atlantic Ocean has been investigated. The sediments are ... [more ▼]

The clay mineralogy of Pleistocene sediments of eleven sediment cores at three ODP sites from 30 degrees N to 60 degrees N northwestern Atlantic Ocean has been investigated. The sediments are characterized by the presence of random illite-vermiculite mixed layers (I-V) (up to 32% of the clay mineral assemblage). The I-V clays are much more abundant during interglacial periods than during glacial ones. They are attributed to detrital supply through erosion of high-latitude continental areas from which they are derived mainly from chemical weathering of micaceous phyllosilicates. Their spatial distribution and the specific conditions for their formation through weathering suggest that I-V mixed layers are mainly derived from the Canadian Shield. They were transported From their source to marine deposition areas by rivers, deep water masses or nepheloid layers. Due to the specific conditions required For the Formation of I-V, its occurrence and abundance are used as a palaeoclimate and palaeocirculation proxy for northwestern Atlantic Pleistocene sediment. [less ▲]

Significance of serum creatine kinase isoforms for assessing myocardial infarction

Poster (1989, September)

Significance of serum myoglobin levels in the early assessment of myocardial infarction

Poster (1981)

Significance of soluble transferrin receptor

in Molecular Biology of Hematopoiesis (1994)

Signification adaptative de la néoténie chez le Triton alpestre

Scientific conference (1999)

Signification de linéaments sur une image SPOT dans la région liégeoise

in Bulletin de la Société Belge de Géologie (1988), 97(2), 153-172

Under the preliminary evaluation program of the SPOT satellite (PEPS project), researches in remote sensing applied to geology of sheet 49 (SPA) have helped to identify several families of lineaments ... [more ▼]

Under the preliminary evaluation program of the SPOT satellite (PEPS project), researches in remote sensing applied to geology of sheet 49 (SPA) have helped to identify several families of lineaments through the use of directional filters . It was mainly lineaments whose orientations reflected condrusian structures but also, other ones (NW-SE, NS and NNE-SSW) which did not correspond to any known geological structures. [less ▲]

Signification diagnostique et pronostique des modifications biochimiques enregistrées après chirurgie cardiaque coronarienne

Poster (1978, October)