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The constant and sustainable antibiotic concentrations provided by CI are particularly important for pathogens with high MIC values.

Fine particulate matter has been linked to allergies by experimental and epidemiological data having used aggregated data or concentrations provided by fixed-site monitoring stations, which may have led to misclassification of individual exposure to air pollution.

The active solids remaining in the follow reactor (previously the lead one) are capable of removing residual soluble organics and nitrates to levels below the concentrations provided by single-stage units particularly at HRTs as low as 0.5 h.

The RE values of four bioactive components was less than 16%, and the predicted concentrations by ATLD and the concentrations provided by HPLC-MS were not significantly different at 95% confidence level This result indicates that ATLD can directly determine the concentration of four bioactive ingredients in complex urine and feces samples.

The identification and saline-solution concentrations provided by Becton Dickinson were: 2-methyl-2-propanol: 8.5 ppm; 2-methyl-2-butanol: 0.7 ppm; ethyl-buthyl-ether: 0.4 ppm.

Dussubieux [ 27] reported for few elements, not only Mn in Corning C, that the concentrations provided by Brill [ 2] might not be accurate.

This volume may be requested explicitly by the user or calculated from a requested radioactivity and the reference measurement of initial radioactivity concentration provided by the radiation detector.

Nonetheless, there is good agreement between the measured and predicted concentration provided by BPNN (correlation coefficient of 0.88 for the Fe and correlation coefficient of 0.901 for Ni).

The energy concentration provided by the RDCT is similar to that performed by the ridgelet transform [24], yet with a better behavior and performance for watermarking purposes provided by the RDCT, as shown in [22].

Interestingly, a weakly negative permittivity behavior was observed in the measured frequency, showing small negative values of permittivity between −50 and −10, which was ascribed to a moderate carrier concentration provided by the carbon networks.

Due to the poor quality of these soil phosphorus input maps and the inability of TARSE to adequately simulate phosphorus dynamics in the WCA2A region (as it is still in development), the soil phosphorus concentration itself was not simulated, i.e., the static soil phosphorus concentration provided by the input maps was used to inform the model throughout the simulation period.