But Castronovo's study emphasizes that propaganda is a process of ''propagation'' that exceeds the content of a message with its ways and means: It is kinetic, mobile, and often quite chaotic.
The content of formaldehyde, acrolein, acetone, butyraldehyde, and o-tolualdehyde in the exhaust of biodiesel blends exceeds the content in DF up to 2.5-fold, but the standard deviations indicate a high variability of most results.
The discovery that multipotent stromal cells can be isolated from lipoaspirates (Ref. 5) and that the number of adherent cells in an equal volume of adipose tissue exceeds the content of bone marrow aspirate by about 300-fold (Refs 6, 7, 8) challenged the assumption that bone marrow would be the most appropriate source for cell-based therapies of skeletal injuries and diseases.
This bipolar high-energy accumulator will exceed the energy content of the known lithium ion battery.
"It may exceed the salt content that any terrestrial organisms that we know of can survive in," he said.
Therefore, sulphur composition in coal should be minimal and not exceed the sulphur content of coke used in blast furnace smelting.
The last possibility prompted Christine Seidman, a professor of medicine and genetics at Harvard Medical School, to observe that new requirements could mean that the length of disclosures "very quickly exceed the scientific content".
The last possibility prompted Christine Seidman, a professor of medicine and genetics at Harvard Medical School in Boston, to observe that new requirements could mean that the amount of paperwork required to disclose financial ties could "very quickly exceed the scientific content" of a grant application.
In whale meat, the concentration of mercury rises continually with age and can exceed the selenium content [ 41].
In fish, the concentration of mercury also rises continually with age but does not generally exceed the selenium content [ 42].
