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Kalium was not included as its content was too low to accurately detect.
In the first case (Figure 6a), the electrochemical deposition was performed into an electrolyte whose additive concentrations were not optimized (with 5 ppm, the JGB content was too low); voids developed during the electrochemical deposition step [26].
While AMP could usually be detected in treated cells (data not shown), its content was too low to reliably estimate in the untreated cells.
Approximately 30% of the filaments in the samples hybridized neither with the EUB-I-III probe nor with the DSB706 probe, probably because their ribosome content was too low to be detected by ordinary FISH.
The cellular AMP content was too low to directly measure using our methodology, but we estimated its cellular concentration from the ADP ATP ratios (Table S1, available online, and Figure 5C) by assuming that the adenylate kinase reaction was at equilibrium.
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From the standpoint of sanitation it has been observed that fish, fortunately, cannot survive normally at points in the sewage line where the oxygen content is too low and where pathogens are too heavy to cause danger to public health.
This means Neufchâtel cheese is out, too (you'll probably see it right next to the cream cheese), as its fat content is too low.
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