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Despite the insufficient amino acid supply in monoculture, both strains grew to saturation (around 108 to 109 cells/ml) in coculture (Fig. 1F).

This is due to the substantially increase of aqueous phase saturation around the well in the gas-hydrate system, whereas aqueous phase saturation around the well in the conventional gas reservoir does not dramatically change (see Fig. 6).

The increase of water saturation around the well increases the mobility of aqueous phase resulting in the increase of water production rate.

It should be noted that RF can be trained in parallel (on CPUs) leading to a speedup in wall clock time but that there is a saturation around 40 cores [29].

Note that released water from hydrate dissociation in the upper part of the reservoir flows down to free gas zone resulting in significant increase of water saturation around the completion zone as shown in Fig. 7.

An example showing the standard deviation of the read out noise, σ R, for varying gain/ISO using a Canon Mark III sensor (saturation around 1600) is shown in Fig. 2.

Number of cycles to failure decreased with decreasing frequency until saturation at around 0.1 Hz.

Depression in the photosynthetic capacity in rice can be observed in the field when irradiance exceeds saturation levels (around 1000 μmol m−2 s−1) (Black et al. 1995; Murchie et al. 1999; Wang et al. 2005).

While transcript abundance of cel7a/cbh1 exceeded the saturation threshold (around 65000) of the arrays and could thus not be used as an internal control for appropriate cultivation conditions, transcriptional patterns of the cellulase gene cel6a/cbh2, correlated with qRT-PCR data.

However, this high affinity compartment would have a low overall capacity, leading to rapid saturation at around 0.1 μg/L plasma lead and the consequent leveling off of the M/P ratio as passive transfer resumes (driven only by the increase in plasma lead levels).

The quantizer can be configured to saturation, wrap-around or throw an error, when the result of an operation exceeds its representable limits.