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It was observed a significant effect of the reaction time in reducing the catalytic activity which interpreted in terms enzyme deactivation due microwave exposure.

Therefore, in the approximations, the noise scales inversely to the square root of neuron density in this model, which interpreted in this way can also be considered a macroscopic fixed parameter and chosen independently of the approximating sequence.

"Development of a Bottle in Space" (1913) is a posthumous cast in silvered bronze of a plaster original, which interprets in 3-D the volumes of Cubist still lifes.

P medium has the highest concentrations of C and N which interprets, in part, the highest yield obtained when all strains were grown in it.

Their metaphysics derives from Renaissance Platonism, which interpreted Plato in a Neoplatonic light.

Distribution-based methods offer another approach in the estimation of MCIDs, which interpret results in terms of the relation between the magnitude of effect and some measure of variability in results.

That mind-set, which interprets investment in the third world as charity, not an opportunity for profit, is what keeps countries poor, Mr. Quadir said.

For the walls in the two-storied entrance hall, Stoddart made architectural friezes which interpret Homeric themes in twentieth century Britain.

Other sites of interest range from the Farmers Museumm, which interprets rural life in the 19th century, to Hyde Hall, a fine example of a neo-Classical country mansion.

The rave culture of kids in England and elsewhere, turned on by music and new forms of style, was Mr. Galliano's inspiration, which he interpreted in psychedelic prints that included sections of London street maps.

When it revised the guidelines in February 2013, the Department for Education stated that "flexi-schooling did not fit easily within the current legal and financial framework", which was interpreted in some quarters as a ban.