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(b) Derived maximum photochemical efficiency (Fq'/Fm' (max)) and light saturation coefficient (EK) of coralliths and static P. lutea controls.

Figure 1 Mean differences between CT and PET derived maximum tumour diameters and corresponding pathology data.

Figure 1 shows mean differences between CT and PET derived maximum tumour diameters and corresponding data obtained from pathology.

The derived maximum light transmission is about 20%% for the periodicity less than 500 nm, all appearing near the working wavelength of λ = 0.75 μm.

These are 30 arc-second (~1 km) gridded climate surfaces for global land areas developed from monthly climate station data, which were spatially interpolated using elevation, distance to the coast and MODIS derived maximum and minimum land surface temperatures, and cloud cover as covariates (Fick and Hijmans 2017).

4. No drag on efficiency - Automotive engineers have derived maximum aero efficiency with very low drag.

Therefore, the general term "main peaks" (MP) will be used in the following to denote the derived maxima of the LPC spectrum.

To determine whether the rhodopsin gene has undergone accelerated evolution in mammal species that are adapted to low light conditions, we derived maximum-likelihood estimates of the rate of non-synonymous substitutions (dN) and the rate of synonymous substitutions (dS) using the CODEML program in PAML version 4 [64].

Did they derive maximum potential from a defined business opportunity?

Students will be able to derive maximum likelihood estimators for standard probability distributions and discuss their properties.

Its property director, Martin Gafsen, said: "Royal Mail has a clear strategy to ensure we derive maximum value from any property we no longer require for our operations.