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Current diagnostics of patients' condition as well as assumed effects of the used medical diagnostic methods are a significant part of every medical treatment. The process of continuous gathering experience and comparing it with current knowledge leads to development of medical sciences and still growing effectiveness in practice. Numerous relations between particular human body systems and their interactions are very important for fast and precise diagnosis. In the paper, evaluation of the effects of neurosurgical procedures expressed as improvement of mechanical parameters of skeleton muscle system have been considered. The approach presented in the paper assumes description of results in terms of common physical units.
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Single crystals of mixed sillenites Bi_{12}Ti_{1-x}Pb_{x}O_{20} were grown using the top seeded solution growth method. The pulse illumination was used to study the phototransport properties of these crystals. It was evidenced that the illumination changed the photoconducting properties by 4-5 orders of magnitude comparing with previously studied Bi_{12}MeO_{20}, where Me = Ge, Si, Ti. The performed experiments indicate on the photogeneration of metallic grains in the insulating matrix of Bi_{12}Ti_{1-x}Pb_{x}O_{20}. Correlations between photochromism and photoconductivity was established.
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The potassium holmium double tungstate was prepared by using top seeded solution growth technique. Structural investigations have been performed at room temperature. The KHo(WO_4)_2 single crystal belongs to the monoclinic space group C2/c with the unit-cell parameters: a = 10.624(2) Å, b = 10.352(2) Å, c = 7.5434(15) Å, β = 130.78(3)^{o}, and Z = 4. The atomic coordinates, isotropic and anisotropic displacement parameters and interionic distances for the studied structure were determined.
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