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A higher speed is observed for the hydrogen-enriched flame consistent with extended blow-off stability limits found in measurements.

Concentration of methylene blue used is within the limits found in polluted waters (50 1000 mg/dm3) (Sarioglu and Atay 2006).

The proposed model can potentially be employed to assess the defect limits found in current specifications for welded steel assemblies that utilize thick plates.

SDS concentrations used in experiments were the upper and lower limits found in wastewater influents in the USA according to Knepper and coworkers [25], whereas the cetyl alcohol concentration is limited by the solubility.

The negative and positive control cultures gave numbers of revertants per plate that were within the normal limits found in the laboratory.

The BNP/NT-ProBNP levels were categorized centre-wise into four groups using the quartile limits found in patients with preserved renal function.

Resulting data were reported for methane/air mixtures at ambient temperature and pressure, over the specific range of equivalence ratio that extended from 0.512 (the microgravity flammability limit found in the combustion chamber) to 0.601.

This result was independent of the inter-ocular SOAs, and held at all repetition periods up to 348±33 ms (Fig. 3A,B very close to the limit found in Experiment 1. R2-values for the fits of the individual subjects are: 0.88, 0.98, 0.82, 0.87.

We did, however, check that the relative size of the " giant component" that shows the percolation transition in randomly grown graphs approaches the limit found in Ref. [ 43] for graphs ten times larger than the one shown in that Figure.

22 41 When we restricted our analyses to those trusts that performed lung cancer resection, we found an average surgical resection rate of 23.8%, which is comparable with the upper limit found in other European countries where rates of 17.5-25% have been reported.

Nevertheless, in only 11% of the patients with Marfan syndromethe tip of the odontoid extended a minimum of 7 mm above Chamberlain's line, which is the upper limit found in normal population and the criterion of basilar impression is possibly fulfilled due to a morphological bone anomaly of enlarged odontoid.