What does EF stand for?

Enrichment Factor

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Furthermore, quantification of contamination indices such as anthropogenic factor (AF), enrichment factor (EF), metal contamination Index (MCI) and geo-accumulation index ([I.

Hydrogeochemical assessment of metals contamination in an urban ...

The surface enrichment factor (SEF) in polyester was determined using Eq.

Study of pseudo-multilayer structures based on ...

Taking into consideration the average content of microelements of seawater [17] and Fucus vesiculosus biomass [18] (both from the Atlantic), the following high order values of the enrichment factor for the selected elements can be calculated: [10.

Comparative determination of microelements in Baltic seawater and ...

The NTC vaccines contain novel DNA origins of replication that allow up to 3 times as much vaccine DNA to be produced during per cell - a critical cost and purity enrichment factor for the massive immunizations that will be needed to treat infectious diseases and cancer, according to NTC scientist Jim Williams.

Nature Technology Corp. Announces RapidVACC DNA Vaccine Technology

Given that the concentration of these cells or molecules can be very low compared to other commonly present cell types or molecules, one needs enrichment factors of 1 to 10,000 or 1 to million.

Circulating cells in cancer detection

The figure compares the enrichment factors of chloride (Cl), potassium (K), and borate (B) in the precipitator dust.

Partial autocausticizing of kraft smelt with sodium borates--Part I: ...