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Based on Powers et al. (1959), the approximate time required to produce maturity at which capillaries become discontinuous is approximately 14 days for concrete with w/c of 0.50.

The approximate time required for the completion of the reaction was 30 min. Figure 7 4-NP reduction by NaBH 4 in the presence of catechin-AuNPs catalyst.

Table 5 Approximate time required for algorithm stages Algorithm Development time Running time Manual checking Initial 2 3 days 2 min Estimated 1 2 months Filtering 2 weeks 3 min 1 2 weeks Heuristic 1 week Estimated > 1 month Estimated > 2 months Sequence-based 3 weeks 10 min Estimated > 2 months.

Thereafter the sample was injected; we subsequently observed a steep incline in the integrated intensities with a half-time of 2 seconds (Fig. 3B, right panel), which corresponds to the approximate time required for cooling of about 10°C.

We decided to run a iteration (time-step) every two minutes of real time, which, according to Miller et al[71], is the approximate time required for a lymphocyte to move a distance of 20 µm.

Authors' response 4: We have provided the approximate time required to build different types of models.

We ran the model for 5,000 time steps, ∼7 simulated years, to approximate the time required to develop metastasis [21], [22].

We therefore caution against extended times of saliva collection in capillary tubes because mosquitoes allowed to salivate for 45 minutes expel more VEEV than those that salivate for <3 minutes, the approximate maximum time required for natural engorgement.

Thus, a random number selected from this distribution approximates the time required for a given particle to travel a specified distance.

It is also worth noting that, the proposed EIS control scheme cannot avoid the first-cycle peak of the fault current as typical fast current-limiting fuses do, because of the approximate 10 ms time required for operation mode switching of the power electronic devices.

The half life of the excised transposon is approximated by the time required to convert a quarter of the supercoiled substrate into product.