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Open image in new window Fig. 7 Possible depletion of surface charge of colloidal micelle due to heptane dilution.
However, with increasing demand in energy, rises in oil and gas prices and their future possible depletion, the UAE has adopted an ambitious plan to opt for nuclear and solar energy as its primary energy sources in the near future.
It has been clearly shown that the spacers work to delay possible depletion of the ions on the dilute side of the membrane, thus increasing the limiting current density.
The method evaluation process considered various methodological issues such as partitioning of the toxicant between the water and the gas phase (Henry equilibrium), the possible depletion of oxygen in closed test vials, as well as microbial biodegradation of the test substance.
It has been suggested that the low substrate affinity of these enzymes has evolved to avoid possible depletion of the free amino acid pool in plants [ 33].
The possible depletion of nutrients (others than glucose and glutamine) as well as the exhaustion of essential small molecules, namely growth factors, not replenished in the glucose fed-batch strategy, may have contributed to arrest cell growth.
Because activated CD8+ T cells express IL-2R β it is possible that depletion of NK cells with TM β1 results in depletion of the adoptively transferred CD8+ T cells.
Therefore, it is possible that depletion of NADPH production during CsA treatment could decrease the catalase activity.
We considered that labeling efficiency (LE) of 18F-FDG-labeled RBCs would be influenced by the following possible factors: depletion of intracellular glucose before labeling, hematocrit for labeling, and incubation (labeling) time with 18F-FDG.
Most importantly, it is possible that depletion of cheap fossil fuel reserves or growing appreciation of the threat posed by climate change will lead to greater-than-forecast demand for biomass.
The code correctly fitted the field available data and also predicted a possible rapid depletion of phenols as a result of an increased biodegradation rate induced by a simulated artificial injection of nitrates, upgradient to the sources.
