ACC contains a bulkier side chain than AMC and AFC, but no substantial differences were seen between the kcat/ Km ratios of these three substrates (Table 1).
The RubisCO activation state was also calculated as the ratio of initial activity to total activity but no substantial differences were detected among segments (0.63 ± 0.18, 0.70 ± 0.25, 0.75 ± 0.30, 0.54 ± 0.16 at B0, B, M and T, respectively), corroborating also with in vivo Vmax estimation.
The tests were performed in 28 metropolitan areas but found no substantial differences across cities or regions, the authors wrote.
Results were analysed and compared for urban and rural locations, but as no substantial differences were found, we have only reported the totals.
It was found that the 60-min hot pressing at 135 °C under the pressure of 4.0 MPa yielded a significantly improved MEA durability than did the 3-min hot pressing (a typical duration in practice) under the same condition, but no substantial difference was found in the cell performance of the MEAs prepared with the two different hot-pressing durations.
More patients were within the first years of their infection, and fewer patients were using antiretroviral medication, but no substantial difference appeared in the mean number of CD4-cells, except for the number of patients with more than 500 CD4 cells/mm3 We obtained a DSM-IV diagnosis from 196 patients of the patients included in the study.
For-profit entrepreneurs took the broadest academic programs, but there were no substantial differences between nonprofit entrepreneurs and wage workers.
Cases were heavier than controls and were less often cigarette smokers, but there were no substantial differences between the two groups with respect to overall usage of alcoholic beverages.
Both teams had substantial decrements in the 5 min stanza subsequent to the peak period for total distance (D5sub), HiVR distance (HiVR5sub) and Accel5peak in each match, but there were no substantial differences between groups for the effects of altitude on this decrement (figure 4).
There was a greater proportion of articles in the Chinese Journal of Epidemiology (231/1199 = 19%) that reported using variable selection methods compared with the Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine (56/683 = 8%), but there were no substantial differences in the proportion of articles using variable selection methods between 2004, 2006, and 2008.
Data were provided with weightings for household size and analyses were carried out on weighted and unweighted data, but as there were no substantial differences in results, we present the unweighted results.
