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Maximal Surfactin concentrations of 0.212 g/L were obtained, but oxygen supply was limited and Fengycin concentrations surpassed Surfactin concentrations by far.
Furthermore, the comparison of GLU adsorption at pH 12 (Fig. 3) and pH 13.3 (Fig. 4) elucidates a higher sorption in the ACPW medium under conditions, where the Al III) concentrations surpassed that of GLU (≤ 20 mmol L−1 GLU).
The cell cultures were incubated until the cell concentrations surpassed 10 cells/ml, which is the instrumental detection limit for cell number.
Secondly, using the modelled-PCM concentrations lead to improved spatial prediction, as a model containing the modelled-PCM concentrations surpassed the model without the modelled-PCM concentrations, with RMSPEs of 0.257 and 0.276 respectively, which is an increase of 7%.
While both 10 and 30 mg/kg doses of the nanosuspension reached plasma concentrations surpassing the free IC50, necessary plasma levels were not maintained for greater than 2 h.
The sulfur derivative assessed as PCBT appeared to be the main metabolite, with urinary concentrations surpassing those of PCP in the subjects with higher HCB accumulation (HCB in serum > 32 ng/ml).
However, when the Zn concentration surpassed 6 mol % (i.e., solubility limit) in NiO sensing films, the response and recovery speeds remain constant.
During the entire period of study, the PM10 concentration surpassed the standard limit adopted for this pollutant (50 μg/m).
The optimum value obtained is also critical to NOx emissions because when the coal concentration surpasses the value of Copt, NOx emissions can be much more efficiently controlled through reduction of air.
The rates of KL degradation under different initial concentrations all surpassed 31% on day 7, but there was no obvious correlation between the initial concentration and the KL degradation rate.
The concentrations also surpassed the reference dose established for DBP by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) on the basis of animal testing.
