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However, when the same protein was run in the same buffer with addition of 150 mM NaCl, we found that the peak was shifted to a range at which high molecular weight proteins were eluted (Figure 3D).

Because the formation of ROS during irradiation is extremely rapid [140], an intracellular protection system that is ubiquitous, but not highly dependent on the induction of enzymes, stage of growth, or temperature over a range at which cells are metabolically active, could provide a selective advantage to the host in diverse settings.

However, the fact that the present human body burden is in a range at which functional deficits are probable suggests that efforts should be made to eliminate point sources of lead contamination in the Great Lakes basin.

Mr. Foxworth explained that the bulk of the arsenal is in Peekskill, where the F. B. I. maintains a target range at which the men are required to practice once a month.

Specifically there is a parametric range at which the strength and toughness are insensitive to the brick staggering randomness.

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These results are consistent with our earlier studies showing a specific range at which DMG is active, but above or below that concentration DMG appears ineffective (unpublished data).

This can be due to particular toxicokinetic features (mainly because of lower metabolism and/or excretion), or due to particular toxicodynamic features (concentration-response relationship shifted to a lower concentration range at which effects are elicited).

Two general points can be made from inspection of these data: (i) there is a "threshold" dose range at which the accumulated particle dose is sufficient to trigger cell death; (ii) the rate of particle accumulation in individual cells varies greatly for the same exposure concentration and it is this variable dose accumulation which primarily determines the time of death.

We introduced a robustness factor as a measure of the filler concentration range at which a valuable reinforcing effect is achieved; this factor increases with the filler dimensionality.

Extracellular pH has a strong influence on enzyme production as a number of microorganisms have a narrow optimal pH range at which they work progressively.