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Under the experimental conditions employed for the present study, the maximum jet fuel yield was 29.1 C-mol% with Pt particle size 7.6 nm.

Results, showing in general a qualitative agreement with experimental data carried out on more complex systems, provide quite different scenarios depending on the conditions employed for the reaction.

Unique to this system is that ions do not adsorb onto the opposite electrode during regeneration due to the inherent surface potential of the nanoporous oxide which repels the ions under the conditions employed for these tests.

Experimental conditions (40°C, 4 atm and high conversion of the di-olefin) were selected in accordance to industrial operating conditions employed for selective hydrogenation of 1,3-butadiene.

The variation of surface area, S X), during gasification was evaluated to be a function of porosity, S. The various types of variation of the surface area reported not only in the present paper but also in the previous papers, were well uniformly correlated by the function, S, for various types of parent coals and various conditions employed for char production.

The conditions employed for enzymatic hydrolysis step (incubation temperature, time and pH) were optimised using 3′-hydroxystanozolol glucuronide.

For the adjusted model, stepwise regression was used with the pool of covariates of age, sex, race, ethnicity, NeP condition, pain severity, employment status (employed for pay, disabled, retired, unemployed, other), ability to walk, insurance coverage (yes/no), NeP prescription coverage (yes/no), worker's compensation (yes/no), time since diagnosis, and comorbid conditions.

To further examine the association between chromosome copy number and melanization, we plated the white strains CBS7779-W2 and CBS7779-W3 on L-DOPA medium and screened for "second generation" black variants under the same conditions employed earlier for the parental strain CBS7779.

Light, humidity, and temperature conditions employed were as for Arabidopsis.

One scenario could be that the epiblast consists of mixed populations of cells in varying states of pluripotency, and that the culture conditions employed can stabilize, select for, induce, or enrich for a particular state.

The proposed approach is illustrated through a case study involving varying geothermal field conditions employed as energy sources for greenhouse power and heat co-generation.