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The results reveal that inactivation of the carrier-bound oxidase proceeds markedly slower than one would expect from the rate of FAD dissociation.

This is because the surface growth of soot particles markedly proceeds compared to the coagulation and oxidation.

In Ginkgo, chlorophyll and chloroplast development is completely dependent on light, however this process proceeds at a markedly slower pace then in flowering plants.

Oreilly et al. (1995) observed that wild-type and vEGTDEL virus infection proceeded in a markedly different manner when the viruses were engineered to express prothoracicotropic hormone (PTTH): whereas wild-type infection proceeded normally, the vEGTDEL virus had a 100-fold reduction in pathogenicity.

Yet my agent sounds markedly upbeat as she proceeds to tell me something I never thought I'd hear; I have a booking.

Specialists in Chinese law said it would be unusual to proceed to trial on both of the markedly different charges against Mr. Zhao.

In conclusion, the transcriptome of Nongken 58S was significantly suppressed and the repression effects were markedly intensified when inflorescence development proceeded.

This suggests that transcriptome profiling in Nongken 58S was significantly suppressed, and the repression effects were markedly intensified as inflorescence development proceeded.

Reduction of Cr VI) by citric acid alone proceeded slowly, while the addition of iron oxide could markedly accelerate the transformation of Cr VI) to Cr III) with the rate for 50 nm γ-Fe2O3 particles more faster than that for 5 μm α-Fe2O3 particles.

Otherwise, please advise us on how to proceed. the matching procedure, the potential control group differed markedly from the treatment group in terms of age, sex, sector of industry and other characteristics.

As illustrated in Fig. 11, the density of the dislocation line increases markedly from 60 to 70 ps when the cutting simulation proceeds, change both the number and shape of dislocation lines in accordance with Frank Reed dislocation source theory.