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Optimization of the WO3 loading (5 40 wt%) and calcination temperature (550 900 °C) of the WO3/Al2O3 and WO3/ZrO2 catalysts identifies that the calcination at 800 °C of a 30 wt% WO3/Al2O3 sample would generate the most efficient catalyst that offers an AC yield as high as 61% AC for longer than 10 h (AC selectivity: 69 mol%).

A 2-fold less concentrated sample would generate an extrapolated result of 0.082, more than 2.5 fold lower than the cut-off value, and lower than the mean negative tissue OD of 0.137.

It was anticipated that this sample would generate around 105 126 critical incidents (100 critical incidents are considered adequate for generalisation [ 29]).

However, given that the specialists are highly regarded international experts on the treatment of rectal cancer, it is unlikely that another or a larger specialist sample would generate results leading to different conclusions.

For 1 g of Al, after 30 min the RD and LD samples would generate around 147.8 and 58.4 ml, respectively.

Drugs tested on such samples would generate false and misleading data.

These results indicate that the libraries were far from being saturated and that further sampling would generate additional data concerning gene expression.

Back when polls could rely solely on landline phones, most households had just one phone number, so a random sample of landline phone numbers would generate a random sample of households.

A power analysis was conducted to determine appropriate sample size; although it was determined that 6 samples from each group would generate a 95% confidence limit (G3Power), 10 samples were proposed for each situation to increase the level of significance.

Assuming an average follow-up duration of 2.5 years and an overall attrition rate of 25% (including 5% cumulative mortality rate), the sample size of 3000 drivers would generate a total of 5600 person-years of observation and ensure a study power of over 80% for detecting a risk ratio of 3.0 with adequate adjustment for age.

The proposed new study would generate personal sampling data for workplace and away-from-work SHS exposures of a large number of subjects for 24 hr in geographically diverse nonindustrial environments, providing the data the NIOSH Bulletin (NIOSH 1991) suggested in 1991.