DOI: 10.11606/t.9.2009.tde-26082009-154500
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Desenvolvimento, validação e comparação de métodos analíticos para determinação de bloqueadores neuromusculares derivados de esteróides

Abstract: pela oportunidade, constante colaboração, incentivo e por ter acreditado no projeto de pesquisa. À Prof a. Titular Dra. Maria Inês Rocha Miritello Santoro, pela valiosa colaboração, apoio e sugestões dadas ao longo de todo o trabalho. Ao Prof o. Catedratico Dr. Jose Luis Vilchez Quero, pela oportunidade, valiosa colaboração e grande amizade. À Prof a. Titular Dra.Elizabeth Igne Ferreira, pelo constante apoio e colaboração.

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“…Table 1 includes the LODs, LOQs for each analyte and demonstrates the linearity of the analytical method throughout the calibration range. All r 2 values were >0.98 and the confidence intervals for the gradient and for the ordinate at the source complied with the recommended acceptance criteria by García et al 19 After combining the data from the two analysts, the RSD of the method was <2% and a standard deviation of <1%.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 74%
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“…Table 1 includes the LODs, LOQs for each analyte and demonstrates the linearity of the analytical method throughout the calibration range. All r 2 values were >0.98 and the confidence intervals for the gradient and for the ordinate at the source complied with the recommended acceptance criteria by García et al 19 After combining the data from the two analysts, the RSD of the method was <2% and a standard deviation of <1%.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 74%
“…All r2 values were >0.98 and the confidence intervals for the gradient and for the ordinate at the source complied with the recommended acceptance criteria by García et al . 19 After combining the data from the two analysts, the RSD of the method was <2% and a standard deviation of <1%.…”
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“…The thermal requirements of the insect are assessed using the thermal constant (K), expressed in degree days, which has been used for many years in studies predicting plant growth. The hypothesis is that the duration of development, influenced by temperature, is constant, with the sum of temperatures calculated above the temperature development threshold (Tb) [19][20][21]. Since insects are poikilothermic, i.e., adapt to the ambient temperature, this thermal constant also applies to their development [18].…”
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confidence: 99%