However, its content is capable of producing an impairment score; an activity limitations score and a participation restriction score as well as the standard single score.
The combination of knife milling, low moisture gaseous ammonia pretreatment followed by attritor milling that costs only ~5%% of the energy content of the biomass for a total energy input of ~11%% of the biomass energy content, is capable of delivering high sugar titers upon enzymatic saccharification.
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This is necessary to protect cells from sudden increases or decreases in water content, which are capable of interfering with proper cell function.
These results indicate that Myog-deleted mice have similar liver and muscle glycogen content at rest, but are capable of more extensively depleting their glycogen stores to continuously fuel their metabolisms.
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In this paper, a self-regulated flipped classroom approach is proposed to help students schedule their out-of-class time to effectively read and comprehend the learning content before class, such that they are capable of interacting with their peers and teachers in class for in-depth discussions.
The second aim of the study was to explore whether any job content, social, and organizational level resources are capable of moderating the effect of the exposure to verbal aggression on burnout.
Such reactions can be catalyzed on the asbestos fiber surface, and asbestos fibers with high iron content, such as crocidolite and amosite, are capable of generating higher levels of ROS [ 85].
Nonetheless, instructors who otherwise embrace using in-class activities sometimes hesitate to encourage small-group discussion due to various concerns, including losing classroom control, having discussions take too much time (requiring a reduction in content), and skepticism about whether students are capable of teaching themselves (Felder and Brent, 1996).
