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The total equilibrated revenue and grants of the General government budget amounted to MNT 6.

The total equilibrated revenue and grants of the General government budget amounted to MNT 6.0 trillion and total expenditure and net lending amounted to MNT 5.5 trillion, resulting in a surplus of MNT 535.3 billion in the equilibrated balance.

He was telling me that my academic training, competencies and skills set should be equilibrated by integrity and propriety.

1) concluded that drawdown from the equilibrated (relaxed) swell state for rectangular and t-shaped profiles was generally symmetric.

A species' ability to thrive in the changing oceans will depend on a range of factors, including (a) its ability to maintain carbonate structures as carbonate becomes increasingly scarce; (b) the extent to which the local seawater has equilibrated with atmospheric C[O.sub.2]; and (c) short-term processes that influence or perturb that equilibrium.

In this way, an equilibrated entanglement state is created.

* Subjects are equilibrated in a controlled environmental room (30 minutes); Assigned to a product or placebo group

Now, researchers from Kanazawa University have studied the role played by a molecule called Spred1 in the homeostasis (equilibrated self-renewal) of HSCs.

The remaining 2 mL were equilibrated with an equal volume of DOHA (1 mole L-1) in dodecane for 10 min.

However, for many processes, running any experiment may become impossible if it requires certain factors, such as temperature, to be re-set and equilibrated for each test run; the time and expense to do this becomes prohibitive.

Fermentation brines for the control fermentation were prepared using the current commercial process and were comprised of recycled brines with additional NaCl, Ca[Cl.sub.2], and potassium sorbate such that the cucumbers equilibrated to approximately 1.0 M NaCl, 40 mM Ca[Cl.sub.2], and 2 mM, respectively.