EPR spectra for the spin-labeled fatty acid 14-SASL in the presence of a wide range of membrane proteins contain two components, a broad component corresponding to lipids bound at annular sites and a sharp component corresponding to the fluid bilayer regions of the membrane.
Laboratory measurements on CO mixtures with other gases deposited on a flat substrate at low temperature have shown that the middle component occurs in mixtures dominated by non-polar molecules (CO2, O2, N2) and that a broader reddish component appears in mixtures dominated by polar molecules, such as H2O, NH3 and CH3OH (Tielens et al., 1991; Palumbo et al., 1995; Ehrenfreund et al., 1996, 1997).
Newer designs, such as the Journey patellofemoral prosthesis (Smith & Nephew) and the Zimmer Gender Solutions PFJ system, employ a broader trochlear component.
The COPR reacted samples were also dominated by the OH component with contribution from a broad O2− component.
Nevertheless, the literature emphasises symptom severity as a phenomenon that should be seen in a broader multi-component construct involving integration of patient-reported severity ratings in combination with other clinical measures, such as daily functional status or concurrent psychosocial features [ 14].
Two decades ago it was discovered that emission lines from the solar transition region from the chromosphere to the corona are composed by two Gaussian components: a narrow core and a broad second component contributing up to 25% to the total intensity.
The fully relaxed dipolar decoupling (DD /MAS 13C NMR spectrum indicates that the hydrogels contain at least two components, a highly mobile and broader components.
Especially high-risk-studies have shown a broad genetic component in the traits of schizophrenia [ 20, 23, 39, 43].
Historically, observations of the stretching mode of CO ice along many lines of sight have revealed decomposition into a broader red-shifted component situated somewhere in the region 2130 2138 cm-1 (red component) and a narrow component centred on 2140 cm-1 (middle component) (Lacy et al., 1884; Whittet et al., 1985; Geballe, 1986).
The narrow component was again assigned to the oriented crystalline fibrils in the epidermal cells, and a proportion of the broad component was assumed to come from the less oriented parenchyma cells.
