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A practical absence of interference from CH4 and CO for the sensor response to H2 (Fig. 8) in the studied conditions can be also explained by a predominant hydrogen oxidation reaction running on the surface due to higher reactivity of H2 compared to CO and CH4.

Purified total RNAs had a mean value of 1.98 (SD = 0.09) for 260/280 nm ratios and showed, after denaturing electrophoresis, sharp and intense 18S and 25S ribosomal RNA bands with a practical absence of smears.

The success of Lloyd George's government can also be attributed to a general lack of desire for an election, and the practical absence of dissent that this brought about.

Based on 393 Bulbophyllum accessions, representing approximately 37% of the species diversity of the genus in the Madagascan region, this micromorphological and experimental study identified eight species of a single lineage ('clade C') in which auto-pollination usually involves the practical absence of a rostellum or, rarely, the presence of a sub-erect, stigmatic rostellum.

By contrast, the ability of auto-pollination was most often related to the practical absence of a rostellum (Type II), thus permitting unhindered contact between pollinia and stigmatic fluid.

However, there are at least two observations emerging from the present study that tend to reject this latter hypothesis for the evolution of selfing in Bulbophyllum clade C. First, in type II selfers, the practical absence of a viscidium renders both the export and receipt of pollinia an inaccurate and inefficient, if not improbable affair (Hollingsworth et al., 2006; Armbruster & Muchhala, 2009).

Fourth, at a practical level, absence of HBoV-2 in respiratory samples indicates no likely role for this virus in respiratory disease.

Table 2 shows the practical absence of linear relation between Differential WL and the DMQ, with linear correlation indices very close to zero in all cases.

US is the first imaging technique in pregnant women, and MRI is a useful adjunct in most fetal anomalies thanks to its exquisite discrimination among tissues, the possibility of acquiring images in any spatial plane, and the practical absence of the influence of maternal characteristics, fetal position, or fetal and maternal movements.

One of the most significant design deficiencies of traditional concrete filled steel tube columns is the practical absence of the hooped compression under operational loads due to lower values of the Poisson's ratio of concrete in comparison with steel, that is why the holder tends to break away from the concrete core in the elastic stage.

The final R2 for CRP was only 5.1%, despite the practical absence of colinearity (7.7%).