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During recording, the instrumentation, sequencing and mixing were more detailed than its predecessor's, as noted by one critic who wrote "everything sounds much more polished and in tune with their surroundings".

Moreover, comparison of three mixing methods indicates that gas mixing is more efficient than mixing by pumped circulation while it is less efficient than mechanical mixing.

Mixing indices as a function of axial positions indicated that mixing is more rapid for Newtonian fluids than the non-Newtonian fluid for 50 50 by volume mixing.

"The mixing is more important than the recording," says Buck. "After we finished recording we took away 'rough mixes' with everything on them, they were really dense.

However, there is evidence that mixing is more important than the rate constants when using upscaled models.

While a slower mixing procedure was optimal for copolymers with short poly HPMA) blocks, a faster mixing was more suitable for copolymers having longer poly HPMA) blocks.

The mixing was more effective when adipic acid, 1,10-decanedicarboxylic acid and azelaic acid (in increasing order of effectiveness) were used.

The CFD simulations have shown that liquid mixing is more intensive in 96-well than in 24-well bioreactors due to a significant axial component to the fluid velocity.

The chromatographic HETP is about 10 cm and is approximately the same for both glucose and fructose and independent of fluid velocity, suggesting that axial mixing is more important than mass transfer resistance.

The results show when the impellers are placed close to each other in one bottom quarter of the tank, mixing is more efficient in comparison with the distributed arrangement.

The effects of population mixing was more pronounced for ALL among children aged 1 14 years (IRR=3.56; 95% CI: 1.19 10.58 for the highest exposure category).