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There are only three other fermentation processes described for the foam-free production of Surfactin.
Fig. 9 suggests that the processes described for Franklin Seamount and in soils are occurring at those other seafloor deposits that are dominated by iron oxyhydroxides.
The rapid onset of diuresis after injection suggests that AQP activity in the MT is regulated by trafficking of AQP-containing vesicles to the plasma membrane, analogous to the processes described for the renal collection duct in human kidney [27].
The same processes described for P. panini above may thus also have had an impact on A. waldeni.
After a short introduction on the several processes using this common principle, we will therefore focus on the stretch blow moulding process, described for PET bottle manufacturing which is the main product and most used material.
There are several factors that could explain the exceptionally high YEthanol-Process described for the 'SunLiquid' process.
The optimized production process described for rSAK-2 in Hansenula polymorpha provides an excellent, economically superior, manufacturing platform for a promising therapeutic fibrinolytic agent.
We based our tool development on a process described for a diabetes decision aid, the overarching goal of which was to create a conversation between patients and clinicians.
It is tempting to suggest that the abdominal compression reaction process by which cold-stressed pups inadvertently emit ultrasounds is analogous to the cavitation process described for drought-stressed plants.
The process described for the stratified analysis will be applied for d ij ′, q i (LAR) and ultimately for Pi LAR), by repeating the estimation of q i (LAR) over the first i intervals.
The dietary lipids present in the food can act as solubilizers for drug and subsequently undergo lipid digestion by gastric and pancreatic lipases similar to the process described for lipid-based formulations so as to produce various micellar species.
