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Our results revealed that the low-affinity HXT1 permease allowed the maximal consumption of sugars and ethanol production rates during xylose/glucose co-fermentations, but was incapable to allow xylose uptake when this sugar was the only carbon source.

Da. coriaria showed a Type II functional response to all D. suzukii instars, with maximal consumption of 26 first, 15 second, and 6 third instars per beetle per day.

Furthermore, the inequality and the objective function (4) guarantees that the value of the variable m is the maximal consumption of electricity during one time period within the whole planning period.

One month after the last intra-articular injection, the patients assessed on a VAS their mean consumption of analgesic drugs from 0 (no consumption of analgesics) to 100 (maximal consumption of analgesics).

In Fig. 4a, one can see that the maximal consumption achieves 11.65 kWh between 20 00 and 21 00, while the least consumption is only about 0.5 kWh between 2 00 and 6 00.

Thus, the main objective is minimizing the maximal consumption which may decrease investments in the system and will also lead to maximum self consumption of the generated electricity by the biogas CHP.

YPHV = years from peak height velocity; BMI = body mass index;%FM DEXA = percentage of fat mass using dual x-ray absorptiometry; VO2max = maximal oxygen consumption; VO2max-Lean = maximal oxygen consumption adjusted to lean body mass; SD = standard deviation.

There were no statistically significant differences among toad populations with respect to mass, SMR, maximal oxygen consumption, maximal carbon dioxide production, oxygen consumption or carbon dioxide production 5, 10 or 15 min after running on the treadmill, sprint speed or thermal tolerance (Table 2).

Maximal oxygen consumption was identified as the greatest oxygen consumption value attained during the test.

Data are reported as mean ± SEM. r and r2 values, standard error estimate – SEE and p values of Pearson correlation are presented; VO2 max: maximal oxygen consumption; VO2 res max: reserve maximal oxygen consumption; CG: control group; DG: diabetic group; * p < 0.05 vs. CG (one-way ANOVA).

This was a single-stage, 6-min test to estimate maximal oxygen consumption (VO2max) from prediction tables of maximal oxygen consumption at baseline and week 12.