From the average ΔS-Cys-Alb with average decay rate curve for serum (red line in Fig. 10B) and the mean ± 95% CI of 5.2 ± 1.4 from the control set of samples from this lung cancer study (Fig. 9), it was estimated that the average control serum samples had been exposed to the equivalent of room temperature (∼ 23 °C) for 23 h with lower and upper 95% CI-based bounds of 17 and 32 h—an estimate that aligns with the fact that despite losing power for 3–4 days, the freezers had not been opened. Here, ALB is linked to lung carcinoma.