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The intensity of light impinging on the spectrometer was limited to about 80% saturation at the most intensive peaks of the intensity spectrum.
At the most intensive scale (1 10,000) there were further gains to be made in foliage sampling efficiency and identification of responsive sites in some, but not all cases, and this depended on the soil pattern.
However, at the most intensive stress used here (36 trials), the freezing in both conditionings does not decrease further, but slightly increases instead.
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Patients expressed their level of craving in the preceding week by making a mark on a 10 cm line, ranging from no craving at one end to the most intensive craving ever experienced at the other end.
The pH value was stable during the first three weeks of sampling at 7.96 ± 0.07 and decreased to 7.03 only at the time of the most intensive over-acidification on day 102 (Table 3).
As can be deduced, the maximum wavelength absorption is, in the vast majority, at the same time the most intensive one.
In the study by Secades-Villa et al, 36 the least intensive intervention, a self-help manual with a follow-up telephone call, obtained lower rates of continuous abstinence at 12 months than the most intensive intervention arm, but more than twice the rates achieved by patients who received only brief counselling (27.5%, 42.8% and 12.9%, respectively).
The amorphous structure is maintained if the composite is calcined up to 300 °C, while the low-intensity peak at 2θ position that corresponds to the most intensive peak of the rutile structure was registered at 450 °C.
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