However, we found that the FFA and OFA showed an equivalent release from adaptation to changes in both shape and surface properties.
Batch experiments were conducted to design and identify the components of the oxygen organic releasing material, and evaluate the oxygen and organic substrate (presented as COD equivalent) release from the designed oxygen organic material.
In order to surround the desired 0.5 g/L glucose equivalent release, four enzyme dilutions were tested for each sample.
Another prominent idea is that a significant twist of the core β-sheet caused by MT attachment would promote Mg-ADP release analogous to the equivalent release step in myosin (Coureux et al., 2003; Hirose et al., 2006; Kull and Endow, 2013).
Councils, with their equivalent releases, do the same.
In order to estimate the response of the existing tunnel to the equivalent released load, the tunnel is assumed to be a continuous and slender beam on an elastic foundation.
Similarly, the equivalent released load on the tunnel axis induced by the horizontal released load and horizontal support force on the sidewalls ②, ③, and ④ can be derived as (sigma_{{z}}^{(2)} (x_{0},y,z_{0} )), (sigma_{{z}}^{(3)} (x_{0},y,z_{0} )), and (sigma_{{z}}^{(4)} (x_{0},y,z_{0} ),) respectively.
As shown in Fig. 4, the external loads acting on the tunnel include two parts: one is the load q y) coming from the equivalent released load, which can be expressed as q y) = D cdot sigma_{{z}} (x_{0},y,z_{0} ), (17 where D is the tunnel diameter.
Therefore, the equivalent released load on the tunnel axis induced by the horizontal released load and horizontal support force (including retaining walls and lateral braces) on the sidewall ①, (sigma_{{z}}^{(1)} (x_{0},y,z_{0} )), can be superimposed as sigma_{{z}}^{(1)} (x_{0},y,z_{0} ) = sigma_{{z{text sr}}}^{(1)} (x_{0},y,z_{0} ) + sigma_{{z{text b}}}^{(1)} (x_{0},y,z_{0} ).
In all nuclei, one plastic strip (Bee Boost, PheroTech, Canada) was installed containing the queen mandibular pheromone which mimics a queen (one queen pheromone equivalent released by day, [30]).
One unit of enzyme was defined as 1 μmol of glucose equivalent released per mg of enzyme per minute under the assay conditions used here.
