After catalyzed pretreatment at 190 °C for 5 min, enzymatic hydrolysis was carried out using high rate of solid loading combined with different enzyme dosages.
In deepwater testing, it is common to use high rates of output flowback to prevent the formation of hydrate before downhole sampling and finding production by changing the flow (Triolo et al. 2013).
Ghaziabad densely populated, has many industries in surrounding areas that use high rate of chemicals, fertilizers/pesticides.
First, very young children have been shown to use higher rate of postural corrections (Riach and Hayes 1987) which may be accounted for by the predominance of feedback responses (Haas et al. 1989).
Given the prevalence of conditions necessitating warfarin use, high rates of non-adherence, and attendant consequences for patient morbidity and mortality, this approach shows great promise and merits further testing.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT00432926 Methamphetamine use among men who have sex with men (MSM) has been associated with high rates of sexually transmitted infections, low rates of condom use, high rates of unprotected anal sex, prolonged sexual activity, multiple partners, and casual partners [ 1- 4].
Methamphetamine use has also been associated with a number of sexual risk factors, including enhanced sexual drive, behavioral disinhibition, increased desire for high risk activities, low rates of condom use, high rates of sexually transmitted disease, and multiple partners (Colfax & Shoptaw, 2005).
The medium age group (65 79 years) died in a setting of high resource use: highest rates of interhospital transfers, postoperative complications, clinical incidents, unplanned returns to theatre, unplanned intensive care admissions and they had the longest length of hospital stay.
Prior to PSM, switcher patients were generally 'sicker' than patients who continued, with higher baseline HbA1c, more comorbidities, higher rate of RAI use, higher rate of hospitalization, and higher healthcare costs (Supplemental Table 1).
The far higher water footprint for India's cotton is due to inefficient water use and high rates of water pollution — about 50% of all pesticides used (pdf) in the country are in cotton production.
