For all the initial glucose concentrations studied, significant concentrations of residual glucose remained at 48 h.
The process showed rapid removal in the first 5 min for all the concentrations studied.
The process showed a rapid removal in the first 20 min for all the concentrations studied.
Over the range of Cu concentrations studied, one of two outcomes was achieved.
The total PAHs concentrations studied ranged from 31 to 105.1 ng L−1.
The range of CA concentrations studied was 0.1 10 mM, suitable for MRI examinations.
Plasmid segregation was identified in the system under all the concentrations studied.
This target was achieved in all ranges of initial TP concentrations studied.
The differences obtained for all surfactin concentrations studied were statistically significant (P-value < 0.05), except for the lowest concentration.
In addition, the lag phase of growth was also not observed for all the concentrations studied with these phenolic compounds.
Similar observation could be as well detected for all the concentrations studied for o-cresol, m-cresol, and 4-CP.
