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In contrast to some previous studies, thermal stress conditions used in the present work corresponded to natural conditions in terms of amplitude and rapidity of temperature increase.
According to previous studies [ 20, 21], the training exercise intensity used in the present work corresponded to ~60% of the maximum aerobic power VO2max [ 20].
Furthermore, several spots identified in this work corresponded to proteins encoded by different members of a gene family, i.e. spots 63, 114, 127, 129 and 134, representing members of the functional family of trypsin inhibitors; and spots 1, 2, 27, 28, 39, 40 and 69 were identified as chitinases.
The IFS's autumn statement analysis was done by three teams, whose work corresponds to the areas they study in their day-to-day research.
This work corresponds to an in situ diagnosis by EIS of solid oxide electrolyser cell reaction mechanisms.
The second class of aromatic heterocyclic compounds examined in this work corresponds to the nitrogen-containing compounds.
The coexistence scenario analyzed in this work corresponds to the case of a single ultra wideband (UWB) transmitter operating at the same frequency band as a WiMAX receiver.
These tasks can be divided into the following goals: (1) to be able to carry out work with thermal insulation, and (2) to be able to assess and discuss how the work corresponds to specific national regulations.
The third limiting regime which we identify in this work corresponds to the limit in which the characteristic reaction time being much smaller compared to both the transverse and longitudinal diffusion times (φs2⪢1, φ2⪢1).
The first class of aromatic heterocyclic compounds considered in this work corresponds to the sulfur-containing compounds, which are represented by thiophene and its benzologs, e.g., benzothiophene and dibenzothiophene (Fig. 9).
The data used in this work corresponds to a set of human genome-wide expression microarrays hybridized with mRNA samples coming from different human tissues, glands or organs from healthy normal individuals.
