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The phrase "a highest content" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically incorrect because "highest" is a superlative adjective and should not be preceded by "a."
Example: "The article provided a comprehensive overview, but it lacked the highest content on the subject."
Alternatives: "the best content" or "the top content."
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[22] The extraction was tested using different solvents, leading to the conclusion that 95% ethanol in water is a good extraction solvent which allowed extraction of triterpenes at a highest content.
Extraction of T. subglobosum showed a highest content of flavonoids (1.355 g of rutin/100 g extract), followed by T. latisporum (900.2 mg of rutin/100 g extract) and then T. pseudohimalayense (611.3 mg of rutin/100 g extract).
The Ru NPs were found to be adsorbed with a highest content on arginine, compared to lysine-functionalized SiO2 and this fact can be rationalized via the zeta potential.
Extraction of T. pseudohimalayense showed a highest content of phenols (735.01 mg of GAE/100 g extract), whereas that of T. subglobosum and T. latisporum were lower and close to each other (450.2 mg of GAE/100 g extract) and 446.6 mg of GAE/100 g extract, respectively).
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Vinyl, a newer composition material with a high content of polyvinyl chloride resins, was eventually perfected.
A high content of magnesium and iron.
A high content of quartz is often detected as well.
The modified UCT process has a high content of DPB.
All powders obtained had a high content of total polyphenols.
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