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Boiling increased the disintegration of carrot during digestion that may favor the loss of solids meanwhile reducing the amount of solids available for loss in gastric juice.

The increase of particle size provides longer and more effective ground for heat diffusion through each nanoparticle, while the increase of concentration increases the volume of the highly conductive solid available for heat transfer in the nanofluid.

Nevertheless, we believe that our data constitute the most solid available foundation for future comparisons of these additional isolates and those obtained from patients in the rest of the world.

Databases tend to adopt surface complexation models that account for surface charge if only one solid is available for uptake [2] and non-electrostatic models that ignore surface charge if multiple solids are available for uptake [3 5].

The fixed carbon of the briquette, which is the percentage of carbon (solid fuel) available for char combustion after volatile matter is distilled off, was determined to be 20.7%.

This allows high levels of ethanol (11.6% v/v) to be achieved by increasing the solid substrate available for degradation.

To the best of our knowledge, there is no solid evidence available for the PORT CTV designs used in the currently published prospective trial [ 13] and ongoing multi-centre phase III studies.

At higher BSA concentrations the saturation kinetics indicated that the amount of solid curcuminoids available for solubilization in BSA was the limiting factor, although at a 1400 μM curcuminoid concentration only about 1.7% of the total added curcuminoids had actually been solubilized.

Nowadays, most cyclotron manufacturers have standardized compact solid target systems available for more popular novel radionuclides.

Indeed, the most solid pluripotency test available for human iPSCs is their ability to form teratomas.

Some solid datasets are available for competition between organelle genomes in both plant and animal systems.