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Furthermore, S9AP-St produced carnosine methyl ester (-OMe) with a conversion ratio of β-Ala-OBzl to carnosine-OMe that was greater than 30%.

In order to compare N losses in denitrification in this study to N fixation we used a conversion ratio of 0.295, which was reported specifically for Nostoc commune cyanobacterial crusts in high arctic environments (Liengen 1999).

The combined physical length of the 203 anchored contigs was 138,525 consensus bands (CB) which is equal to 235,493 Kb based on a conversion ratio of 1 CB = 1.7 Kb [ 8].

Therefore, to estimate historical emissions, we assumed a conversion ratio of 1.7 pounds of mercury per pound of silver produced, which incorporates an estimated loss of 15% of the mercury via treading and runoff, a conservative estimate (de Murua 1987; Fuentes Bajo 1986; Mira Delli-Zotti 1988; Nriagu 1993, 1994).

A CH4 conversion ratio of 95.6%, a CO conversion ratio of 31.2%, a reforming reaction temperature of 745 °C and a produced hydrogen rate of 70.7 Nm3 h−1 are obtained from a comparison of post gas analysis and theoretical estimation of thermodynamics at 87.6 h.

On the basis of these data, Meier suggested a conversion ratio in the range of 1 µg PEG-Epo to 0.7 0.9 µg DA.

Its Capital Trust II 11% preferred has a mandatory conversion on Aug. 16, 2003 at a floating conversion ratio of between 0.7792 and 0.8649 shares of common.

Co-action of PbChi74 and RmNAG for the hydrolysis of colloidal chitin significantly improved the GlcNAc production and resulted in GlcNAc as the only end product (about 100%, Figure  6), yielding 27.8 mg mL-1 with a high conversion ratio of up to 92.6% after a 24-h incubation.

We have already clarified that moisture in coal causes low combustion efficiency and a high conversion ratio of fuel nitrogen to NOx compared with a coal having the same fuel ratio with little moisture, in pulverized coal combustion.

During the experimental period, the fish were fed a dry feed (Classic Marine Biomar) on a restricted basis (60% of normal feeding level using a feed conversion ratio of 1.5) 12 times per day, in order to promote social interactions among the fish.

It was found that under slightly fuel-rich conditions (φ⩽1.3) NOx mostly converts to N2 with a maximum conversion ratio of 65%, while for higher equivalence ratios (φ>1.3) a large proportion of NOx converts to NH3. Results from experiments and numerical modeling showed that the temperature profile along the burner has significant effects on the NOx and TFN conversion ratios.