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Here, we report the rate and yield of biomass production by N. oleoabundans after 10 and 15 days of cultivation, and how they are influenced by combining various percentages of Bold's basal medium (BBM) and glucose and sodium acetate concentrations.

Moreover, the fungal communities, as estimated by DGGE analysis, were influenced by combined effects of crop rotation and tillage system.

These results indicated that the causes of trend of Ep rates, influenced by combined effects of radiative and aerodynamic variables should be explicitly explained using fully physically based Ep formulations.

As highlighted earlier, international developments in ECCE over the past decade have been heavily influenced by combined agendas outlined in the MDG framework (which is oriented towards quantitative global targets designed to eradicate poverty), and the Dakar Framework of Action, designed to support EFA.

Managers' work identity is influenced by combined organizational and managerial processes [ 19].

This suggests that RDW can reflect the overall inflammatory condition of multiple myeloma, partly influenced by combined anemia.

Thus, predation rates were influenced by the combined effects of refugia (fine scale), variation in prey behavior (broad scale), and detection by predators (both scales).

The glass-transition temperature (Tg) of polymer thin films can be strongly influenced by the combined effects of the supporting solid substrate and the free surface.

It appears to be influenced by the combined action of air and recirculated liquid flowrates in the range 0.72 1.03Nm3h−1 and 0.30 0.58m3h−1, respectively, for air and liquid.

These organic pollutants may strongly adsorb on the TiO2-mesh system leading to an overall process influenced by the combined adsorption/reaction phenomena.

An explanation was given that, under oxygen-limiting conditions, the specific biomass activity (i.e. the ratio of nitrification rate to biomass concentration) was strongly influenced by the combined effects of oxygen penetration through the biofilm and effluent temperature.