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Therefore, it has been concluded that GM can be incorporated up to 150 g/kg in Vanaraja diet without affecting the performance at 42 days of age.

In agreement with our experiments, Lohner et al. [30] showed that squalene can be incorporated up to a concentration of about 6 mol% in pure phospholipid vesicles altering the lamellar-to-inverse-hexagonal phase transition with increasing the size of inverse hexagonal tubes.

Nd3+ ions were incorporated up to 0.2 at.% in spinel crystalline lattice, largely higher than that possible in MgAl2O4 single-crystals.

Particles of different hardness (titania and silicon carbide) and different sizes from micro-scale to nano-scale were incorporated up to 30 vol.% into a nickel matrix.

In contrast, Sobamiwa [22] did not observe any significant difference in the cumulative egg production when sweet potato was incorporated up to 20% in the diets of laying hens.

More research is necessary but we believe that HRQoL assessment should be incorporated in follow-up programs of PICU survivors.

Specific reference to the management of emotional distress should be incorporated into follow-up guidelines for cancer management.

It is based on a real-life impasse which affected the west African team prior to their exit at the group stage last week, though fictional elements will be incorporated to further spice up the proposed movie.

Similarly, the vitamins and some of the lipids reviewed here are sold mostly as nutraceuticals but can also be incorporated in functional foods (up to a country-specific defined maximal dose) because they have GRAS (generally recognised as safe) status.

We seek to answer: What stakeholders must be incorporated in a bottom-up CVES governance approach for the SWIT framework to be able to restore environmental resilience while creating economic returns and social benefits in rural communities?

Previous studies have concluded that promotion of physical activity should be incorporated in the follow-up of children born preterm.