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Four dual-flow continuous culture fermenters were used to test the effect of increasing time at suboptimal pH on parameters of digestion.

Initially at 0 h and 8 h, VA and VAL were detected in the medium but with increasing time at 16 h and 24 h; vanillin and FA were also detected, which confirms vanillin production in the rice bran media at 16 h of biotransformation (Table 2 and Figure 3).

It was interesting to note that the release of all degraded products was closely related to the pretreatment temperature and time, that is, the concentrations of all degraded products increased with increasing temperature at a constant time or increasing time at a constant temperature.

Plates with the lids removed were exposed to the UV light source for increasing times at 0.5 J/m/s.

Cattle spent a higher proportion of time grazing (45 49%) than bison (26 28%) and increased time at water.

"You get more comfortable, more relaxed and more confident," Jackson said about the increased time at cornerback.

Increased time at confluence arrest however, will result in less cells cycling after they are replated at lower density (unpublished observations).

The relation between increased time at pasture for both cows and heifers and laminitis-related claw lesions was not expected because pasture usually is positive for claw health.

For example, male Mecp2tm1.1Jae and Mecp2tm1.1Bird mice show evidence of increased sociability, including increased time at partitions and more time exploring unfamiliar mice (Kerr et al., 2008; Schaevitz et al., 2010).

The protocol of using low-load prolonged-duration stretch, combined with the therapeutic principle of increased time at end range allows the patient to reduce contracture by achieving permanent elongation of connective tissue [ 9, 10, 13, 14, 24].

Our results show that energization, by generating a high membrane potential, plays an important role in the ability of HNE to activate ANT-mediated proton conductance, and that increased time at high membrane potential results in greater uncoupling.