3) Individual exposure times must be 44 ks or less (which corresponds to a minimum to 2 grid observations per 90 ksec group - including slew time).
Addition of a PCL surface coating provided long-term structural support to the host ceramic material, extending the resorption period from less than 7 days to a minimum of 56 days.
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Physical activity, which was not queried in detail in the questions, was reduced in almost all subjects to a minimum (less than 2 hours per week) especially in adolescents, in concordance with other international findings [ 28].
This antibiotic susceptibility was determined with the disk diffusion technique by incubating with 5 μg oxacillin disks for 48 hours at 30°C, as recommended by the Antibiogram Committee of the French Society for Microbiology [ 14]. S. aureus strains with oxacillin inhibition zones of less than 20 mm (corresponding to a minimum inhibitory concentration of more than 2 mg/l) were classified as MRSA.
The mean annual rainfall in Botswana varies from a maximum of over 650 mm in the extreme northeast area of the Chobe District to a minimum of less than 250 mm in the extreme southwest part of Kgalagadi District.
Cost-effectiveness also means that the environmental "job" can be done as quickly as possible - i.e., that the time period during which considerable environmental harm is allowed is shortened to a minimum, since less expensive action is easier to take than expensive action.
According to the VCSS assessment, presence of varicose veins (component score 1 3) dropped to a minimum of less than 5percentnt at 6-week follow-up, but constantly increased thereafter to 47·4percentnt at 5 years, reflecting the natural course of venous disease.
