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In this case, strain LYCC 6469 when added at a high cell density performed the best, resulting in a 65% ethanol yield (based on total available monomeric hexose) after 48 h (Figure 1B and D).

However, when a high cell density of 150 × 106 cells/ml was used, most strains resulted in >70% ethanol yield after 48 h, with the Lallemand LYCC 6469 and Tembec T1 stains resulting in a ~98% yield (percent ethanol yields were calculated based on total available monomeric hexoses assuming a maximum yield of 0.51 g ethanol per gram of hexose).

The ethanol yield was represented as % of the maximum theoretical yield based on total available hexose sugars.

An ethanol concentration of 31.2 g l-1 was achieved corresponding to a yield of 0.38 g g-1 based on total available sugars (75% of the theoretical yield).

An ethanol concentration of 21.9 and 21.5 g l-1 were achieved corresponding to a yield of 0.28 g g-1 and 0.27 g g-1 based on total available sugars for the strains KE6-12 and RHD-15, respectively.

To account for these potential extreme day exclusions, the 24-hr values were ranked over 3 years and exclusions were permitted based on total available collected samples; for each 365 sample days, the highest concentration value was excluded.

The ethanol yield coefficient was therefore also expressed based on total sugars available in the reaction, as shown in parenthesis.

To estimate MMTV seroprevalence, sera from 92 women with breast cancer in this bank were selected, based on total number of available aliquots and availability of at least one 0.25 ml aliquot.

Constraint given in Eq. (5) limits the part processing capability of all machine types based on total machine capacity available for individual machine types.

Percentages based on total number of dipstick proteinuria available (n = 521).

Almost half of the sample reported household financial challenges.> -wrap-foot> *Percentiles based on total number for whom data available and does not account for missingness.