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It was found that the formation rate of GNPs slowed as expected at lower temperatures.

The resulting hysteresis loops are completely reversible as expected at lower frequencies, but, as the frequency increases to 30 kHz, they become irreversible and the opening of the loops is more visible.

Thus, a direct association between IsoP and α-tocopherol may have been expected at lower levels of glycemic control (HbA1c <7.5%), contrary to our observations in this study.

At this concentration the half-life for reactivation is approximately 1 h [19] and steady-state conditions could not be expected at lower concentrations.

Most of the experimental conditions in this study showed a good sensitivity to H2S at 7.84 ppm, indicating good sensor performance could be expected at even lower H2S concentrations.

During our pilot, we found many facilities were having functionalities corresponding to a higher level, yet lacking in a functionality that was expected at a lower level of ICU care.

For both age groups, more missed opportunities were expected at a lower speed of approaching cars, and more virtual crashes at a higher speed, since crossing decisions are based on the vehicle's distance instead of speed [ 11, 12].

Energy by stirring and sonication is introduced to prepare the stock dispersions for wet spiking and higher bioavailability is expected at least at lower test concentrations.

The signs of the interaction terms' coefficients (− and +) imply that highest response would be obtained if all the quantitative variables are kept at their highest levels, while reasonably high esterification is expected at some lower-higher values factorial combinations.