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Taking these studies together suggests an estimated additional vitamin E requirement ranging from 0·4 to 0·6 mg RRR- α-tocopherol/g of PUFA in the diet for a diet with a typical content of PUFA, mainly as linoleic acid.

This value for β has been calculated by taking 2 × 10 l mol−1 cm−1 for the extinction coefficient of lycopene (its molecular weight is 536.87) and 5 mg per 100 g as a typical content of lycopene in fresh tomato homogenate.

Live would focus on news (the typical content of the paper's first section); Lifestyle would house feature content including, travel, property and motoring; Digital would cover online products including apps; Print would be responsible for the daily and Sunday titles; and Impact would embrace all visual content including pictures, video and graphics.

Typical content of the usual rehabilitation treatment includes regular face-to-face sessions with the care workers, medical appointments and general community activities (eg, outings, lunches).

From the analysis of different power of Al2O3's structure, we choose two typical contents of Al2O3 (60 and 120 W) as example to explore its oxidation resistance properties.

"There is no question that the typical contents of e-cigarettes are less harmful than those found in tobacco cigarettes," Eisenberg wrote in an email to VICE.

Typical contents of K and Rb in mushrooms are around 25,000 to 50,000 and ~100 to 300 mg kg−1 dm, respectively (Table  12).

This is because in polluted soils other toxic metals (Cd, Pb, Hg) can co-occur with Cu and Zn and can be bioaccumulated to concentrations much above typical contents of edible species and could become noxious to mushrooms (Collin-Hansen et al. 2005).

Kenney et al. [ 14] have reported a typical ash content of 6-8% in a dataset of 840 samples from corn stover, Miscanthus and wheat straw.

Using a typical sulphur content of 1000 ppm for dacitic magmas and magma discharge rates of 1 m3/similarlar to those observed historically (Pyle and Elliot, 2006), a default scenario with a constant flux of 200 tons per day is provided.

Wood without bark is a relatively clean biofuel with a typical ash content of 1 wt.% or below.