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For the same degraded state a zero reactivity could be reached with a lower amount of fuel extracted from the CFV core than from the SFRv2 core.

Pasture soils with a lower amount of solid SOM are not able to retain the metals efficiently in the upper soil horizons.

The primary body region injured was the extremities (58%) versus the head, with a lower amount of self-reported concussions (5.4%).

The saccharide profile obtained showed the presence of a large amount of glucose together with a lower amount of arabinose and galactose (Fig. 14a).

We decided therefore for the main study to repeat the administration but with a lower amount of anti-CD8 given on day 9 to prolong the depletion of CD3+CD4−CD8+ lymphocytes.

Nonetheless, with an individualised ingestion strategy, an increase in HCO3 − (~ 5 mmol l−1) should be reached with a lower amount of NaHCO3 (i.e. 0.2 g kg−1 BM NaHCO3), whilst also reducing the severity of GI discomfort [14, 22].

These data correlated with both a lower amount of DHA in the brain, and a lower expression level of two genes involved in DHA biosynthesis in liver, fds2 and helo1 [102].

The radiolabelling reactions for imaging studies were performed with both a lower amount of G3 DARPin and higher radiation activity within the parameters outlined in the radiolabelling section.

It could be hypothesized that the decrease in faecal acetic acid found in our study for the HPGM diet could be associated with: a) a lower amount of acetic acid bacteria present in the hindgut due to reduced levels of carbohydrate entering the large intestine/colon; or b) it could be due to the high amounts of greaves-meal entering the large intestine.

For the presence of children, the sign is negative; indicating that households with children consume a lower amount of sheep and goat meatf.

With regard to a lower amount of argillaceous material in the lower parts of the Dariyan Formation, gamma ray logs over the Lower Shu'aiba can reflect variations of uranium content of organic materials under reducing conditions (e.g., Wignall and Myers 1988).