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ULFED rotation was set to the minimum speed necessary where CO2 removal did not differ significantly from the maximum rate achieved.

Phenol degradation and TOC removal followed pseudo-first-order kinetics in the experimental range, with the maximum rate achieved using Gd-doped electrode and the minimum rate obtained by Ce-doped electrode.

To see how Δ is related to the value at which growth is set by fixing glucose uptake, we plot Δ vs. v gro / v gro max, where v gro max is the maximum growth rate achieved fixing glucose uptake at its maximum physiological value (v Glc  = 10) and v gro is the maximum growth rate obtained fixing glucose uptake at lower values.

The maximum cooling rate achieved during the laser cladding of the alloy was 44 × 103 K s−1.

This substantial gulf between the dross materials and the reported aluminium/alloys, shown in Table 2, was not observed when considering the maximum flow rate achieved by the reaction.

For the deposition-averaged target power density of approximately 15.5 Wcm− 2, we achieved very high deposition rates (up to 100 nm/min), being up to 3 times higher than the corresponding maximum deposition rate achieved in the oxide mode, usually used for the ZrO2 films in industry.

Fig. 1 displays the mean response of the maximum participation rate achieved during a simulation history to the strength of suppression.

- A low stroke volume is assessed based on a review of maximum heart rate achieved, HR/VO2, drop in bicarbonate level and whether there is an AT.

In keeping with this, the maximum work rate achieved during exercise was reduced at 4559 m [239 (139–315) W], when compared with 75 m [286 (189–405) W; P=0.042].

The maximum growth rate achieved by P. acnes under optimum laboratory conditions with an abundant supply of a fermentable carbohydrate such as glucose is 0.2 h−1 equivalent to a doubling time of 3.5 h.

Overall, there were no significant differences between HIF2 patients and control participants for the maximum work rate achieved and the associated lactate level attained (2.0±0.9 vs. 2.9±0.9 W/kg, NS; and 4.3±2.2 vs. 5.4±2.7 mM, NS; respectively).