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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a content of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form would be "content of" without the article "a."
Example: "The content of the report was well-researched and informative."
Alternatives: "the material of" or "the substance of".
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For this last check, we analyzed the A content of the 3'-end flanking region (500 nucleotides) of each pseudogene.
Interestingly, coumaroyl CoA-ligase expression slightly increased the chlorophyll a content of the cells.
A content of 15% (v/v) already increased the evaporation effect significantly.
As a result, better performance is obtained by SiO2NP at a content of 0.3% modification.
Orientation degree of sintered BSmT ceramics increased with a content of template particles.
Stiffness and thermal stability improved with the filler loading until a content of 5 wt%.
By TGA a content of inorganic fillers and pigments from about 6%m to approximately 20%m was detected.
glass fibres, glass beads and glass flakes, each with a content of 25% weight were used in this study.
Results showed a content of 60 wt% FFA for soybean oil while 61 wt% was reached for waste cooking oil.
At a content of about 90% aluminum matrix, failure in the composite during dynamical loading did not take place.
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More recently, in research supported by the Gates Foundation, Dale has been trying to increase the provitamin-A content of locally grown bananas in Uganda, where villagers eat several bananas daily.
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