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Figure 1 shows the growth of C. vulgaris in RFDMW and SM indicating the considerable higher biomass dry weight obtained with RFDMW compared to SM.

Figure 11A D shows light microscopic images indicating that 100 µM ceramide caused fibroblast apoptosis and, interestingly, co-treatment with DIDS resulted in protection, as judged from the considerable higher number of attached fibroblast-like cells.

Hence, the overall prediction accuracy is significantly improved for combined predictions, as reflected in the considerable higher F-measures.

The high sensitivity indicates the considerable higher load of the Calvin cycle if the TCA is running in the oxidative direction: it counteracts the loss of CO2 and the production of reducing equivalents by the oxidative TCA.

The considerable high-water amount is used for the hydration of cement and keep the flow of this material.

Before the children became too bored in the sun, we'd go in for lunch, rest during the considerable high heat of the day (we were there in April) and then become day-trippers.

Finally, only a limited number of items were assigned to the three facets of TEDDICS; this design issue may have caused the considerable high correlations among the TEDDICS factors.

Given the considerable high-profile effort that the lead industry had expended to challenge the studies of Patterson, there was concern that if the Patterson studies were successfully challenged in any future legal proceeding, this could jeopardize the health-based regulation.

Within the third class (coil-forming residues), the low frequencies of proline and glycine, which have on average a similar behavior relative to α, β and coil states [ 32], might be together compensated by the considerable high frequency of asparagine residues.

Compliance was comparable for the three dosing groups although the variation was considerable higher for the lowest dose (3 mg).

The "inner" surface of the monomer exhibits a considerable higher conservation than the "outer" surface.