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The NT government will retain "a range" of oversight and regulatory functions, and should port revenue rise above 130% of current modelling, the government will receive 15% of profits.

Isovist graphs could be regarded as the least abstract of Space Syntax techniques, because the nodes retain a range of geographic properties such as precise size and location.

Biofilms have been shown to capture and retain a range of microbes from water, particularly protozoa 8, 11, 12 as well as remove organic matter that contributes to foul tastes and smells.

In contrast, a range of silica NPs functionalized by different chemical groups retained a range of negative and positive zeta potentials after dispersion in cell culture medium [32].

The filter's unique four layer design, with a high degree of particle sphericity, is said to give the filter bed hydraulic stability and enable it to remove and retain a wider range of particle sizes than other existing designs of deep bed filters.

Our ultimate goal is an understanding of the whole Earth system, so we must retain a broad range of biodiversity monitoring sites, but at the same time we should also focus research effort on key model ecosystems where we can achieve the intensity of outcomes the biomedical research community has with the model organism approach.

Biochars, the carbonaceous residue from biomass pyrolysis, have been proposed as an agriculture soil amendment to improve soil fertility and retain a broad range of environmental contaminants.

Infectivity was retained on a range of clinical and biological arguments (CDC criteria) changed).

In addition, NZ2114 showed the highest activity in pH value of 8.0 and above 80% of initial activity was retained over a range of temperatures from 20 to 80 °C but maintained 20% activity at 100 °C (Zhang et al. 2014).

Fibers are durable, and are retained in a range of concentrations.

In this first analysis, we have retained a large range of values for the entrainment coefficients (indeed, a larger range than found in existing experimental studies) to avoid discounting plausible values from the study, and have taken ranges for k s and k w and no further probability judgements to let the observations induce constraints.