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The isolated fungi belonged mostly to Ascomycota, Basidiomycota and at a very less percentage of Zygomycota (Table 2).
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The food industry is fond of referring to a 1999 study showing that liver fat generation from oral fructose occurs at a very low rate (less than 5%).
However, by using the cooperative scheme and forwarding the packets through a helper that sustains a good channel with both the source and the destination, we can keep the PER of the communication at a very low level (less than 2%), and therefore increase the efficiency of the network.
Cellobiose was maintained at a very low concentration, less than 3.9 mM throughout cultivation.
The utilization of caregiver counseling did not differ significantly at baseline (p =.986) between the study arms and was at a very low level (less than 3%).
Results for a noncognate mixture showed that particles with mismatched ssDNA coupled at a very low rate (less than 1%), confirming the specific nature of the assembly.
The use of support and respite services - with the exception of home nursing and institutional short-term nursing - remained at a very low level (less than 10%).
Further, it also shows that the MTMFD can activate at very less friction force in comparison to STMFD.
Result presented in Fig. 9 shows that initially beam column assembly behaves as fixed beam and deflection at junction is very less.
Required space as per model 1 for sidewalk movement is 0.38 m2/P, and 0.36 m2/P at capacity is very less which is not possible in real world.
The simulation results showed that the droplet coalescence happened at a very low rate of less than 0.5% in Cases 3, 6 and 7.
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