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technology of treatment and properties of modified wood
… provided very good dimensional stability of the material, the measured anti-swelling efficiency (ASE) was in the range 40-57%. Reference samples of thermally modified wood showed only 40% ASE. The grafting of ELO to the wood polymeric constituents was studied using FT-IR …
… utvärdering utifrån Nielsens tio användbarhetsprinciper och med hänsyn till Sweller och Chandlers ”cognitive load theory”. Resultatet visade att instruktionen framförallt används som uppslagsbok och att användarna vill se en utveckling av instruktionen där den blir större och …
… of mobility due to the symptoms caused by the leg ulcer which included pain, swelling, exudates from the wound, and the volume of the bandage that made it difficult to wear shoes. Personal hygiene was also an issue because of the limitations of keeping themselves clean due to …
… were evaluated in most cases by the hemostasis effect, reduced pain, reduced swelling, number of infusions, and number of reported adverse events. The incidence of inhibitor formation during treatment often resulted in the patient discontinuing the treatment. An increased …
… adverse vaccine reactions include injections-site reactions (e.g. pain, swelling), nonspecific systemic symptoms (lethargy, anorexia, fever), allergic, hypersensitivity and immune-mediated reactions, lack of efficacy and vaccine-induced immunosuppression. There are different …
… were beneficial for the animals in terms of the proportion of bone lesions and swellings. Rubber coated slatted floor can improve animal welfare in comparison with concrete slatted floors. Deep litter bedding was considered better in almost every category. There were also more …
En empirisk studie
… failure inadequate. At firsthand the participants had been informed about swelling legs, dyspnea and increased weight. The information was highly described as comprehensible and individualized. Only one third of the participants described that they have been informed by a nurse …
