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Eventually, the presented models are also substantiated by a set of confirmation test.

This is also substantiated by a strong negative correlation (r = −0.95) between oxygen index (OI) and hydrogen index (HI) (Table 4).

This oxygen limitation is also substantiated by a sharp increase in the OTR upon increasing the shaking frequency to 200 rpm and 300 rpm, respectively.

It is noteworthy that FadD13 has 7 tryptophan and 16 tyrosine residues; however, mutation of a single tryptophan (Trp377) resulted in almost 80% loss of fluorescence, indicating a highly perturbed structure of this mutant as compared to the native protein (Fig. 8B), which is also substantiated by the absence of a distinct transition in its thermal denaturation pattern (Fig. 8C).

It is also substantiated by experimental results from the drying of fertilizer in a bed with a pulsating air flow.

The need for such testing is also substantiated by the requirements in ACI 440.2R (2008) that a proposed form of FRP anchorage should be "heavily scrutinized" and should undergo "representative physical testing".

This model is also substantiated by significant previous work, which supports formation of a weakly binding encounter complex as the initial step, protein structural fluctuations associated with forming the Michaelis complex, and multiple conformations within the Michaelis state that do not directly interconvert, with one of these populations being incompetent toward conversion to lactate.

This circumstance is also substantiated by the fuzzy logic-based assessment which revealed quite a high score (0.75) for the fuzzy-logic indicator (see Table 4), associated with lower performance from the biscuit/Wizard DNA extraction combination (i.e. high quantification bias).

The interaction between HuR and CXCR4 mRNA was also substantiated by RNA immunoprecipitation experiments in MDA-MB-231 cells demonstrating a significant degree of association (13-fold) with HuR protein compared with IgG control.

Loss of variability by extinction-recolonisation dynamics was also substantiated by some of the models incorporating environmental marginality (lim) that received substantial support in the data (Table 1).

The T max (av. 416.23 °C) and huminite reflectivity (0.28%0.30%%) indicate a low degree of maturity for these lignites which is also substantiated by the T max versus hydrogen index plot.