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The RSM showed that the optimum level of wheat bran (2.5% w/v), peptone (0.2% N2 equivalent) and beef extract (1.2% N2 equivalent) resulted in almost 3.0 fold improvement in xylanase production (2310.18 IU/ml).

As for the homoplasmic 255G>A (m.902G > A) (46), the fact that the all point mutations at its bacterial equivalent resulted in dominant lethal phenotypes, together with the central role of this residue in decoding, is a strong indication that all ribosomes in the mutant mitochondria are incapable of performing protein synthesis.

Finally, comparing the uncorrected Affymetrix baseline versus Illumina three-month samples (and vice versa) with the XPN-corrected equivalent resulted in a very poor overlap (12.1%), indicating the importance of XPN correction for robust differential gene expression of cross-platform integrated datasets.

The actual fitness (overall fitness) of the two morphs becomes equivalent, resulting in the stable coexistence.

As in the case of excess 8 (entries 3 4), using 2 equivalents resulted in a lower yield.

Both methods gave equivalent results.

I'm currently testing whether a similar diagnostic offered by Team Coaching International delivers equivalent results.

Analogously, Figure S3 also shows the equivalent results but weighting all genes in the scoring function.

We show that both approaches produce fundamentally equivalent results.

The ACK obtained almost equivalent results to the FEM.

The equivalent result for the UK would be £2.5m, a number that Top Five is not going to achieve.