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To date, most commercial CPV systems operated at maximum concentrations of about 500 suns; but even at this concentration level, multi-junction cells retain a significant contribution to the total cost of the system.

The analog in which glycine was substituted for histidine at position 2, [Gly2]LRF, behaves as a partial agonist releasing less than 50percentt of the luteinizing hormone secreted at maximum concentrations of the releasing factor, while the analog in which histidine at position 2 is deleted has no significant agonist activity at any of the doses tested.

At maximum concentrations, BCA reduced growth of primary astrocytes to about 5% compared to control conditions (Fig. 1A, left).

In the present study, PCA was observed at maximum concentrations of 147 nM, thus suggesting that it is not a major metabolite of anthocyanins.

Porter et al. (1999) measured aggressive behavior, thyroxine hormone levels, and ability to make antibodies against a foreign protein in mice treated with atrazine, aldicarb, and nitrate (and their mixtures) at maximum concentrations typically detected in ground-water.

Lasting twenty-four mitutes, it was a non-stop tour of the piano keys — or, rather, half of them — that kept the pianist going at maximum concentration.

Results: Inhibition of spontaneous contraction by B. pinnatum was concentration-dependent: 16% at maximum concentration (104 mg/l), or 53% that with fenoterol 5×10−8 mol/l.

The highest corrosion inhibition efficiency for all ultrafiltrated lignins were attained at maximum concentration of 500 ppm (IEP.Soda: 87% > IEP.Organosolv: 83% > IEP.Kraft: 81%).

Toxicity assay showed that all plant extracts were nontoxic at maximum concentration of 200 μg/ml except B. lycium, which showed mild toxicity at 40 μg/ml and were extremely toxic at 60 μg/ml and above doses.

However, the main compound methyl chavicol was found to be at maximum concentration (93%) in mycorrhizal stressed plants and minimum in non-mycorrhizal stressed plants (84%).

There are reports on appreciable (86%%) cytotoxic activity of the chloroform fractionate of methanol extract of A. sessilis at maximum concentration (100 µg/mL) (Chan et al. 2008).