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The Monogenoidea A. spatulatus was previously described by several authors parasitizing the gills of C. macropomum collected from natural environments and fish farms (Kritsky et al. 1979; Santos et al. 2013), confirming the occurrence of this parasite in C. macropomum, evidencing a high specificity of A. spatulatus parasitizing C. macropomum.

While in the case of a perfectly homogeneous chemical indicator distribution only seven different fingerprints should be visible in Fig. 3a, the obtained fingerprints form a continuous distribution, evidencing a high level of non homogeneity in the deposition.

X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Raman Spectroscopy techniques confirmed the presence of (0 0 2) graphite planes and sp2 carbon network, thus evidencing a higher organization degree for samples hydrothermally treated prior to the pyrolysis step.

PAN evidenced a high degree of 99mTechnetium (99mTc) labeling efficiency (approximately 98%).

The tailings impoundments evidenced a high potential contamination risk with As, Pb, Cu and Cd of river sediment.

In vitro release studies evidenced a high burst effect probably due to a plasticizing effect of both water and ketoprofen.

A qPCR cross-validation using 8 selected genes evidenced a high correlation (r = 0.95, P = 0.001) with the corresponding microarray results.

Our results have evidenced a high level of precision of capillary gasometrical analysis when a dedicated collector and procedures are used to homogenize the collection technique (CV < 10% in all gasometrical variables - Table 2).

After a heat treatment at 500 °C for 100 h, the LPSO phase experienced a structure transformation from 18R to 14H but was hardly dissolved into the α-Mg matrix, which evidenced a high thermal stability.

Detection of phages Lrm1/J-1/PL-1/A2/AT3/Lc-Nu withoprimerswith primers of pair #6, designed on non‐coding regions of phage genomes; pair #6 also evidenced a high conservation of certain prophage remnants.

This view is opposed by the zoologist Frank-Uwe Michler, who finds no evidence a high population density of raccoons has negative effects on the biodiversity of an area.