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Reviewer #1: 1) It would be useful to present a small summary table comparing the four parameters of dynamic instability (i.e. growth rate, shrinkage rate, catastrophe frequency and rescue frequency) displayed by the phage tubulin compared to eukaryotic tubulins.

I have only minor suggestions for the authors to consider: 1) It would be useful to present a small summary table comparing the four parameters of dynamic instability (i.e. growth rate, shrinkage rate, catastrophe frequency and rescue frequency) displayed by the phage tubulin compared to eukaryotic tubulins.

With the exception of the interindividual variability on the absorption rate constant (shrinkage = 52%), shrinkages were <30%.

This set of equations is composed of the mass, species and energy balances for the fluid phase as well as equations allowing for the evaluation of the rate of shrinkage of a particle (shrinking core model) and a population balance.

For example, coal ash 1 showed maximum rate of shrinkage 0.8%/°C, the coal ash 6 exhibited the maximum rate of shrinkage as 0.6%/°C among the 'fast sintering' coal ashes.

Now it is adding to the rate of shrinkage.

The rate of shrinkage of the brain as we age may be partly influenced by what we eat.

He speculated that perhaps this was because "even the most imaginative fashion designers shrank from suggesting the kind of frock that will be worn in 1932, since, at the present rate of shrinkage at both ends, frocks may travel far in 11 years".

Remarkable differences were also observed for the rate of shrinkage values for the fuel studied.

It is also noted that thermal cycling appears to retard sintering, at least in terms of the rate of shrinkage.

The highest rate of shrinkage was achieved at temperatures of 1217 and 1256 °C in samples 3Y-TZP and TZ-3Y (TOSOH), respectively.