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The reaction time was reduced from 10too 5 h and the Jojoba oil conversion reached a maximum of 96.3% when the Parr reactor reaches 10 bars approximately; which supposes a great advance regarding other studies conducted at atmospheric pressure.

With the use of custom instructions, an improvement was reached of 23%, on average, but close to a 55% improvement, in the best case, which supposes a great amount of savings in time spent for execution.

We first fitted a random intercepts model, which supposes a common association (slope) between CD4 cell counts and variables such as time or VL [10].

Therefore, pre-selection of genes is required which supposes a vast prior-knowledge about the relevant genes and processes.

Fourth, between-group differences in treatment expectations and treatment credibility were not assessed at baseline, which supposes a significant threat to our study's internal validity.

Although IFN gamma has been considered as a pro-inflammatory molecule, more and more evidences of anti-inflammatory actions exist, which supposes a dual effect [ 52].

The army's reliance on mass tactics required the permanent replenishment of large battalions, an ever-higher level of recruitment, and ever-younger recruits, which supposed a considerable renewal of uniforms and matériel — including shoes..

The army's reliance on mass tactics required the permanent replenishment of large battalions, an ever-higher level of recruitment, and ever-younger recruits, which supposed a considerable renewal of uniforms and matériel including shoes...

It is shown that by using INT1 instead of INT2, phase differences are reduced of about 1 rad, which supposing a respiratory rate of 0.2 Hz corresponds to about 800 ms, consistent with an average heart beat.

The TMI result is the only one to be coherent with genotyping results described above (high genotypic diversity, small clusters, many orphans) which supposed a low level of recent TB transmission.

Firstly, I would like to relate this theory to the RNA World hypothesis, which supposes that there was a time early in the history of life at which both genetic and catalytic functions in organisms were carried out by RNA molecules.