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Studies of high-water-content fuels (a.k.a., wet fuels) have demonstrated that, under proper conditions, stable combustion can be achieved at very high water concentrations.
However, it turns out for any solar collection with sizable absorption path lengths (anything thicker than 1 mm), an effective solar collector can be achieved at very low volume fractions.
Marginal benefits in terms of LYG and QALY's can only be achieved at very high costs.
Crucially, the finished genome was achieved using only moderate amounts of data and assembled on commodity computing hardware, suggesting that high-quality, finished bacterial genomes can be achieved at very low cost with only a small amount of bioinformatics infrastructure.
All these gains have been achieved at very little cost to America's economic or political efficiency: our economy dominates the world; our army is history's most awesome; our great universities have few equals; our arts, science and scholarship are the envy of the world.
Experimental results show that adequate mixing conditions are achieved at very low Re numbers for some of the eccentric cases considered.
However, the highest Pm (0.84) was achieved at very low temperature (−38 °C).
This study attempted to capture the maximum effects of the drugs based on the known maximal plasma concentration, which were achieved at very different times (longer for PH-797804, with an estimated tmax at approximately 23 h).
Recently, we have also demonstrated the importance of delivering these agents using novel nanotechnology-based drug delivery systems wherein high efficacy has been achieved at very low doses [ 3, 6– 9].
However, the observed anchor shear behavior may not be desirable for the seismic performance of diagonal braces because the full anchor capacity would be achieved at a very large displacement.
In case of HIPE gels, the oil structuring could only be achieved at a very high volume fraction (ϕwater > 0.74) of dispersed water droplets.
