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A darkening effect can be seen by increasing the pH, which can mainly be attributed to caramelization and Maillard reaction of co-extracted glucose and probably dextrins.
Companies have been looking for new methods for treating toxic or refractory wastewaters; which can mainly be used prior to or after or in connexion with biological treatment processes.
The main conclusion of this study is that for a more efficient spin-polarization through the central benzene ring the spin density in the phenolate O pzπ orbital must be maximized, which can mainly be achieved by increasing the covalency of the metal phenolate bond.
Diabetes is increasing at an alarming rate worldwide, which can mainly be attributed to the sedentary life style and calorie-rich diet.
However, quantitative studies which apply Andersen's model rarely make use of the factor 'health beliefs', which can mainly be attributed to difficulties in operationalisation.
Therefore, over the years, a number of heuristic approaches have been proposed, which can mainly be classified into two main categories: dynamic programming and clustering.
Different and diverse numerical models have been developed, which can be mainly divided into single phase models, Schumman's model, concentric dispersion model, and continuous solid phase model.
The fat content in the fish group was higher, which can be mainly attributed to a large proportion of salmon.
Thus, the net (discounted) cost reduction of LCNB compared with NLBB would be £13 million, which can be mainly attributed to a reduction in diagnostic costs.
The color of the leachate was dark brownish which can be mainly attributed to the oxidation of ferrous to ferric form and the formation of ferric hydroxide colloids and complexes with fulvic/humic substance (Chu et al. 1994).
Although the error (~10 cm at most) which can be mainly produced by the long-wavelength noise correction is possibly included in each interferogram, the displacement field seems to be little affected by the postseismic deformation exceeding the measurement error level.
