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Some studies have reported data for HD patients who received monthly ergocalciferol dosages (50 000 IU) for 6 months [ 19] or CCF dosages with a replenishment phase (20 000 IU/week) and a maintenance phase of lower dosage (monthly 20 000 IU D3) [ 9].

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According to the literature [1, 5, 8, 9], CO oxidation over ceria-based catalysts takes place via a Mars-van Krevelen (MvK -type MvK -type, whereby the reaction involves alternating reduction-oxidation steps on the solid surface with the formechanism oxygen vacancies and their successive replenishment by gas-phase oxygen.

However, beyond the alveoli, dissolved HP 129Xe magnetization will be rapidly attenuated by RF and longitudinal relaxation [45], because there is no diffusive replenishment from the gas-phase reservoir.

The effect of rapid dissolved-phase 129Xe replenishment is demonstrated in Figure 1C, which shows the magnitude of the k-zero intensity (i.e., the first data point in each radial view, which is acquired in the absence of imaging gradients and, thus, represents the total signal intensity) from three subjects.

During the phase of WSC replenishment, activity of two fructan synthesis enzymes and their corresponding gene transcripts were greater in plants containing less WSC.

However, these proof-of-concept experiments could only assess the effect of macrophage replenishment during the early cellular phase of the granuloma.

The mechanism implies two concurrent general stages to ammonia synthesis: (i) the hydrogenation of lattice N species to yield NH3, and   (ii) the replenishment of lattice N vacancies from gas-phase N2  . the hydrogenation of lattice N species to yield NH3, and. the replenishment of lattice N vacancies from gas-phase N2.

The replenishment kinetics is similar to the initial CE phase with a timing of around 10 15 seconds.

The response factors used in this study are: (1) glucose benefits from improved enzymatic digestibility of wheat straw solids; (2) xylose benefits from the solubilization of xylan to the liquid phase during the pretreatment; (3) maleic acid replenishment costs; (4) neutralization costs of pretreated material; (5) costs due to furfural production; and (6) heating costs of the input materials.

But China is the only country in this year's report to have projects in the "identify" phase of development in its pipeline, indicating that replenishment of the project pipeline has stalled elsewhere in the world.

As a consequence, the uptake of P across the root membrane may be the rate-limiting step for P acquisition, rather than speed of replenishment of the soil solution P (i.e. solution solid phase P equilibria).

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