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This extrudate was then equilibrated to either 18 or 23% moisture content, and subsequently re-extruded in a single-screw extruder at either 110 or 130°C to characterize the melt viscosity.

The results of OPSC specimens subjected to 500 °C for a period of 60 min showed the number of cracks decreases with the increase of POC content and subsequently the crack width also decreases from 0.319 mm to 0.122 mm.

The increased demand of the internet and its ever-growing usage has created additional problems when it comes to producing quality content and subsequently, maintaining that content.

Admittedly, observations across the Mediterranean region have proven strong relationship between precipitable water vapor content and subsequently precipitation occurrences through the regular atmospheric processes (Brenot et al. 2006).

Hepatic inactivation of diacylgycerol acyltransferase 2 (DGaT2), a key enzyme catalyzing TAG synthesis, also reduces the hepatic TAG content and subsequently increases FFA oxidation, resulting in the worsening of steatohepatitis in mouse models (Yamaguchi et al., 2007).

In March, Sequoia Capital hired Ben Worthen, a former journalist for The Wall Street Journal, as its head of content and subsequently created Grove, a content hub where founders and entrepreneurs can share practical advice on topics ranging from product pricing to how to prepare a board deck.

Additionally, the decreased BW of chickens fed 2%% mushroom wastes in whole period might have been partially due to the high fiber contents and subsequently reduced nutrient utilization of the chickens.

The key double-membraned organelle, autophagosome, engulfs damaged intracellular contents and subsequently fuses with lysosomal membranes to form autolysosomes. Lysosomal enzymes degrade the engulfed contents of autolysosome to recycle the degraded molecules for cell survival (Mizushima, 2007).

Second, we aimed to assess fecal macronutrient contents, and subsequently to calculate intestinal absorption capacity of energy and macronutrients in hemodynamically and respiratorily stable ICU patients without known gastrointestinal dysfunction.

56, 57 The potential involvement of dietary AGEs to PCOS pathophysiology is implied from a recent study of women with the syndrome who followed specific, consecutive, nutritional interventions for short period of time based on diet AGE content (high and subsequently low AGE content).

Third, codes with shared conceptual content were sorted into broad content areas and subsequently abstracted into categories.