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Brown et al. and Hettiarachchi et al. applied a similar version of PBET, as recommended by Ruby et al. [74], although the intestinal phase was either not simulated or faster (1 h) [58, 59] (Table 4).
According to Houben et al., vertical transport depends on the distribution of the reactive material in the aquifer, and it is estimated that the velocity of reactive vertical transport of pollutants is on average a few cm/year, whereas nonreactive is much faster, 1 m/year.
The faster-slower captures variation in the overall height of the reaction norm, in which some individuals (faster, 1) have greater performance at all temperatures than others (slower, 0).
Rehabilitation was faster (1 day) and patient admission time was slightly shorter (2-3 days on a total of 21 days) when the trochanter was left intact.
Method 2 (Faster) 1 Put the flour in the food processor – add the whisked eggs gradually until the mix resembles large bobbles.
He was hunting the faster 225-pound middle linebacker Ellix Wilson.
Other substrates, free fatty acids (F), diglycerides (D) and monoglycerides (M), are utilized much faster (1 2 h).
HIV-infected individuals with high plasma viral load progress to AIDS faster [1], [2], [3], and are more likely to transmit virus [4], [5], than those with a lower viral load.
Fig. 3 suggests that seroconversion occurs faster (∼1 week) and in a slightly greater proportion of infected hosts (87% vs. 83%) than efficient protection.
Reliable molecular methods that are faster (≤1 3 days) and less expensive than karyotyping have been developed to detect common aneuploidies, which account for >80% of the clinically relevant CA, although they do not provide a full photographic display of all chromosome pairs.
On the contrary, under basal condition the red J-aggregate fluorescence of a-iPSCs was less intense than that of y-iPSCs and the observed fluorescence decrease was faster (~1 minute after H2O2 treatment), and disappeared after 5 minutes (Fig. 7B).
