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Thus, chromatographic conditions were concluded to be better than the reported methods.

The final extraction conditions were concluded as follows: ethanol concentration 21.73% (w/w) and NaH2PO4 concentration 23.27% (w/w) for the ATPS, extraction temperature 95 °C, extraction time 5.8 min, solvent-to-material ratio 21 1 (mL/g) and particle size 80 mesh.

From the dependence of molar mass reduction on processing conditions it is concluded that thermal degradation dominates.

Within these specific current conditions it is concluded that the detrimental effects of numerous micro-discharges are minimized.

Since the catalyst ages more slowly in the presence of the higher H2O/H2 conditions, it is concluded that water alone does not account for the deactivation and that there is a deactivation pathway that involves the assistance of CO.

Under the experimental conditions, it was concluded that there was no difference in the nutrient absorption between the T1 and T2 treatment, but in the T3 treatment, the absorption was slower and smaller, demonstrating that it is necessary to supplement the wastewater with nutrients.

Given that this precipitate was absent in DMEM alone incubated in the same conditions, it was concluded that the serum provided the source of putative NB [4], [5], [7] [9].

From the changes in the proteome found for the different conditions, it was concluded that the changes due to variation in the shake flask cultures.

In a previous study in which the British RIPLS was tested for Swedish conditions, it was concluded that further analysis with other empirical material could enhance the factor structure and improve the model [ 30].

Furthermore, the Lipschitz condition can be concluded by the nonlinear description as a special case if (M_{1}=0) or (M_{2}=0) in Assumption 2.

Furthermore, given the higher abundance of proteins involved in nucleotide salvage in the hypoxic condition, it was concluded that activation of nucleotide salvage is a fungal mechanism of adaptation to oxygen deprival.