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It is known that the alfalfa straw was more efficiency due to increasing OC in HF than wheat straw in all of the treatments with the similarity percentage of nanozeolite (Table 6).

The estimation of the model proposed by Alessie et al. (2004) requires approaches of numerical integration through simulation of the data through a BFGS algorithm.8 We apply the extension proposed by Devicienti and Poggi (2011) using the Wooldridge (2005) method for bivariate estimation because of more efficiency due to our large sample.9.9

This can be explained by a biological phenomena and a bias of the technique: a) a co-ordinate sense and antisense expression variation and b) a bias for sense-hybridization to occur with more efficiency, presumably due to variable exonic overlap between antisense transcripts.

Petroleum-based vehicles are gaining more gasoline efficiency due to new federal standards that will get the state significantly closer to its goal.

In particular, we tested the hypotheses that NIL6-4 is more tolerant to P deficiency due to the differential regulation of genes associated with (1) internal P use efficiency due to more efficient Pi remobilization; (2) enhanced P acquisition through efficient Pi uptake or soil P solubilization; and (3) modifications in root growth that maximize Pi interception.

Our transcriptome data therefore do not support the hypothesis that tolerance of NIL6-4 is the result of superior internal P use efficiency due to more efficient Pi remobilization.

However, the price for the increase in CFO estimation accuracy is decreased spectral efficiency due to more training symbols and/or increased complexity and latency of CFO estimation due to more iteration of ALS.

Dry air contributed to a greater COD removal efficiency, due to more O3 generation.

However, for a direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC), it is much more difficult to evaluate its efficiency due to fuel crossover and the complex architecture of fuel circulation.

A higher copy number in the donor transposon concatemer may increase mutation efficiency due to more "jumping" transposons in the sperm of NOD seed males (Geurts et al. 2006).

The advantages to the merchant-employer were the lower wage costs and increased efficiency due to a more extensive division of labour within the craft.