For count (rate) outcome data we extracted the number of episodes, the number of person-years at risk, and the number of participants for each intervention group, or we extracted a rate ratio and measure of variation (for example, CI) directly from the publication.
BP has invested £4.5bn in the project with the aim of accessing 640 million barrels of oil, extracted at a rate of up to 120,000 barrels per day, until 2050.
To independently validate the extracted exchange parameters we used multiple quantum (MQ) relaxation dispersion experiments, 15 from which we extracted an exchange rate of 44.24±26.8 Hz and a population of state A (pA) of 0.82±0.08 at 60 °C.
Applying these rules, we derived a multilocus microsatellite genotype for 74 of the 88 Dinornis robustus extracts – a success rate of 84%.
In the case against the government, Mr. Greenberg, through his lead lawyer, David Boies, contends that the bailout plan extracted a "punitive" interest rate of more than 14 percent.
That tomb, they believe, could be fashioned into a 338-million-cubic-foot stone lung enough air to produce 100 million kilowatt-hours of energy, which could be extracted in bursts at a rate of up to 2.7 gigawatts.
However, for all inflammatory rheumatic diseases for which data were extracted, the rate of VTEs was higher than expected, with a pooled increased odds ratio of 3.4.
The best combination of conditions to use for obtaining dry rosemary extracts with adequate physicochemical and functional properties involves an extract feed rate of 6 mL · min−1, a drying air inlet temperature of 140 °C and a spray nozzle air flow rate of 50 L · min−1.
The best combination of parameters used to obtain a reasonable yield of stable dry rosemary extracts with adequate technological properties for pharmaceutical purpose involves an extract feed rate of 2 ml/min, 80 °C inlet temperature and 40 l/min SA.
Because the absolute length of S phase was not specified in this study, we plotted the extracted rate of initiation as a function of the relative time in S phase, (t/tend), where tend is the time at which DNA is fully replicated.
