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In most species a postpartum estrus occurs, usually within two weeks of the birth of the young; thus, the maximal potential reproductive rate is one young per year.

A modify wrapper/test access mechanism TAM) structure is described to explore the maximal potential capacity of TAM, named "IP cores resource multiplexing(IPRM)", reducing test application time for DVFS-based multicore System-on-Chips(MSoCs).

The specific nitrate removal rate increased from 17 to 23 mg NO3−-N (g TVS d)−1 and the maximal potential DN rate (measured at laboratory ideal conditions) increased correspondingly from 64 68 mg NO3−-N (g TVS d)−1 to 247 294 mg NO3−-N (g TVS d)−1 at high and low θX, respectively.

Our study attempts to reveal the maximal potential of IL-2 activated human NK cells in eliminating tumor cells.

The outcome of this scenario indicates the maximal potential impact of antiviral use at any given utilization rate, free of any logistical constraints on supply.

The maximal potential of a cell to migrate lies in the mid-late G1 phase, whereas cells in the late S or G2/M phase have a lower or no ability to move [14], [15].

The pharmacologically-induced shift of the Ca2+-current, i.e. the difference between the half maximal potential recorded in 50 µM DNQX and in 30 µM kainate, was 9.3±1.1 mV (n = 7).

The free energy difference between initial geometry-optimized reactants and the transition state at maximal potential energy barrier is correlated with the rate constant or reactivity of the reactant molecules.

The need for community based facilities for stroke rehabilitation is also stressed upon by the respondents to ensure patients achieve maximal potential for functional recovery.

New oncology drugs are starting to be licensed in conjunction with companion diagnostics, limiting prescribing only to those patients with maximal potential benefit from the drug.

In their two models for monomeric apoA-I, Silva et al. and Pollard et al. determined distance constraints by measuring maximal potential distances between the α-carbons of cross-linked amino acids in two different peptides.