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This was done by correcting the amount of each excreted DTR by a factor (Table 1), taking into account the known fraction of the consumed parent drug normally excreted as DTR in urine, and the parent drug-to-DTR molar mass ratio (Table 1).

Partition of variance analysis indicated that the variance component associated with latitude was consistently larger than that associated with longitude or host plant for all parameters, usually by a factor >5 (Table 2).

Calculations showed that a theoretical amount of 37 mg COD/L is needed to elevate the expected autotrophic NOB/AOB ratio of 0.5 by a factor 6 (Table  3).

The F1 plants from the cross between Jaya and CR2711 76 showed strong resistance to both BPH biotype 4 and Laguna BPH populations suggesting that the resistance was conferred by a dominant genetic factor (Table 1).

These nests were treated exactly the same as night nests except they decayed more quickly; each A E category decay rate was multiplied by a 'day nest factor' (Table 1).

The largest positive effect was observed for the double mutant Asn101Tyr102, which shows a ∼10-fold increase in affinity (table 3) and a reduction of the IC50 value by a factor of 5 (table 4).

Average forest carbon stock estimates from Tier 1 and Tier 2 data products for Mato Grosso varied by a factor of two (Table 2).

The differences between the reactors (Figure 1) are larger than the dilution effect of oat by a factor of 2 (Table 1).

The intrinsic binding constants determined from this study are at least one order stronger than the reported values, and the affinity of one of binding site is stronger than the other by a factor of 30 (Table 2).

Therefore, for Case-1 of our model we will consider the consequences of reducing the base viscosity by a factor of ten (Table 2).

Except in 3D FaDu cell cultures showing a 2.6-fold enhancement of the cellular radiosensitivity under QLT0267 exposure, 2D FaDu and 2D and 3D UTScellscells were radiosensitized by QLT0267 by a factor of ∼1.5 (Table 1).