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Inoculum size in terms of number of initial spores/mycelial balls added to the system was found to be 1 mL 5 g−1 of substrate for At 9. The parent strain had day 7 as its maximum cellulase production, while At 9 showed its maximum potential on day 4, thus significantly cutting the production time.

Survey on the maximum potential of sunflower oilcake usage in South African animal feeds.

The maximum potential for neoformation of PC depends on Ca2 + and Mg2 + availability; in this study these cations were provided by irrigation water.

Research options received lower scores, on average, for "maximum potential for disease burden reduction" and "equity in achieved disease burden reduction" criteria than the others.

Really, the onus is on us to capitalise on that because that's the time in which the child has a maximum potential to learn from and absorb from the environment.

"They didn't want to do it now — they wanted to do it for maximum potential benefit later on," Mr. Rove said — but Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. fumbled the effort.

We all feel free to reach our maximum potential while taking on responsible citizenship by making our classroom, school and community better places.

By utilizing a butterfly strategy the investor has risked just 61 cents per contract the maximum potential loss on the trade but stands to accumulate $2.39.

The net cost of the spread amounts to 74 cents, and yields a maximum potential profit on the trade of 2.26 if shares fall all the way to $5 by the end of April.

Maximum potential losses on the credit spread could be as great as $9.70 per contract, but in order to accrue such devastating losses, JPM's shares would need to explode 53.45% above the current price to $60.00 by June expiration day.

The criteria of interest were: answerability; cost of development, production and implementation; efficacy and effectiveness; deliverability, affordability and sustainability; maximum potential impact on disease burden reduction; acceptability to the end users and health workers; and effect on equity.