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Japan appears to be an exceptionally contented society.
According to the results of TPR study, this preparation was characterized by exceptionally high content of RuS2, which seems to be responsible for its high activity.
The intense concentration of exceptionally strong content followed them, and while Quora still produces gems (see: Jason Lemkin's SaaStr), the magic and buzz of the early days has never returned.
Thus the average value in pooling experiment might easily be shifted by a single sample of exceptionally large content of RBP.
EPA was rarely found and mostly in insignificant amounts (< 5%) in most green algae, but three strains had an exceptionally higher content of about 20% of total FAs (24.2%, Chlorella sp. SAG 242.80; 24.0%, Chlamydomonas allensworthii SAG 28.98; 22.3%, Cylindrocapsa involuta SAG 314-1).
This question was addressed in the tailing basin and nearby waste heaps of an orphan mining site in southern France, reaching in the tailing basin exceptionally high contents of zinc (ppm: 97,333 total) and lead (ppm: 31,333 total).
D. willistoni was an outlier in many cases, notably PC2, PC3 and PC7, stemming from its proteome's relatively exceptionally high O content (median 0.496 atoms/residue) and its genome's well-documented low GC content (median for our dataset 46.5%; see [ 31]).
Their milk has an exceptionally high butterfat content, making it ideal for clotted cream.
They have an exceptionally high fiber content, and they're a fine source of protein, as well as calcium, iron, folic acid and potassium.
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Short- and long-read high-throughput sequencing of DNA and RNA demonstrated that the chloroplast genes of Boodlea composita are encoded on 1- to 7-kb DNA contigs with an exceptionally high GC content, each containing a long inverted repeat with one or two protein-coding genes and conserved non-coding regions putatively involved in replication and/or expression.
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