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The drug is locally introduced by iontophoretic ejection, the concentrations are allowed to relax for a finite period (120 s in our published work), and then the dopaminergic neurons are stimulated.

Therefore, in a further optimization step, the CYP3A4 protein concentrations are allowed to vary in the interval of mean ± standard deviation (Table 4), where the standard deviation of UGT1A3 protein concentration is assumed to be 30% of the mean value.

Plant extracts (0.15 mL) at known concentrations were allowed to react with FRAP solution (2.85 mL) for 30 min in the dark.

The purified biotinylated UvrD was immobilised on a streptavidin-coated chip, and then buffer containing UvrB at a range of concentrations was allowed to flow over the UvrD-modified surface.

The impact of different TGF- β concentrations have already been studied by Clarke et al. [ 35] and Zi et al. [ 25], but there the results were strongly affected by ligand depletion since the TGF- β concentrations were allowed to go down over time because of internalization and degradation.

In the scenario presented in this paper only the mass load is fixed, whilst both the quantity of water used in a particular operation and outlet concentration are allowed to vary.

The goal, as economists put it, is an optimal balance in which some concentration is allowed, but government steps in before price-fixing develops and innovation is killed off.

Sulfanilamide concentration was allowed to vary between 0.0232 and 0.1394 M, and NINE concentration was allowed to vary between 0.154 and 9.26 mM (APHA, 2005).

The control of SbSI sol concentration is allowed to obtain an array of a few nanowires.

Immediately following the spin-up experiment, the CO2 concentration is allowed to vary and the model year count begins.

In our study, patients with increasing serum beta-hCG concentration were allowed to remain expectant and the cutoff level of initial serum beta-hCG was 2,500 IU/l, which is higher than generally used in previous studies.