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Values for each constant used in Eq. 10 are referred in Table 3 [19].
We set the same values of different parameters as in [15] and [21], which is referred in Table 1.
The simulation rate referred in Table 1 indicates the amount of upsampling used in the carrier signals.
The designed tyrosine derivatives have solubility in the range of 2 (low soluble) to 3 (soluble) as referred in Table 9.
Finally, colony PCR reaction was performed to verify the success of the mutations by using oligonucleotide primers 425-TT-BamHI-FW/426-TT-EcoRV-RV as referred in Table 2.
The study made to predict energy savings achieved by the application of all efficiency measures referred in Table 11 showed that it is possible to obtain gains of around 30 40 %.
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