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Since the vaginal epithelium became maximally susceptible at ~12 hours, when its cell layers were regenerating, our results suggest that rectal and uterine susceptibility might become maximal during the markedly different rates at which their epithelial cell layers regenerate.

In basic branch-and-bound algorithm, given a k-plex H, we simply extend H by branching all the validate neighbors B of H until all of them become maximal or cannot produce larger results by upper bound function.

By binding as many ESCRT-III subunits as possible, the substrate dependent ATPase activity of Vps4 would become maximal.

With the lowest lead exposure (0.1 ppm), the increase in average pressure was gradual, being half minimal at 3 months and requiring 1 year to become maximal.

When synchronous burst activities depolarize pyramidal cells, nNOS can be activated synaptically by raising Ca2+ concentration, and NO receptor activation can become maximal.

However, in vivo experiments have shown that bacterial killing with penicillins is slow and may become maximal when the time for which the antibiotic concentration exceeds the MIC of the infecting pathogen (t>MIC) is equal to 50% to 60% of the dosing interval [ 11].

The case of β = 2 is of particular heuristic and methodological interests, as it corresponds to the situation where the energy absorbed (scattered) by the ensemble becomes maximal for the same dimensions that maximize the absorption (scattering) efficiency of a single nanoshell.

I wanted to do something else: create a portrait of the country during years when freedom became maximal and the social contract frayed.

Figure 2 shows one of search paths of basic B&B algorithm, extending H until it becomes maximal.

At each step, we choose one node from (N_{G}(H)) greedily to extend H until H becomes maximal.

The interlayer spacings of silylated graphite oxides became maximal when 1.1 1.5 molecules of bound silyl groups were attached per C8 graphite oxide unit.