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The DHY system can be potentially tailored for a large negative Poisson's ratio under a broader "window" of axial tensile strains by simply downsizing the diameter of carbon based wrap yarn from micron to nanoscale.

Unusually early puberty "is opening up a broader window of vulnerability" for mental health problems among youths, says George Patton, the senior author of the paper who is a psychiatric epidemiologist at the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute in Melbourne, Australia.

Therefore, there may exist a broader window of opportunity for early detection and prevention of this deadly disease.

As a consequence, two energy windows (a narrow window of 400 to 590 keV and a broad window of 250 to 590 keV) could be selected for the mouse phantom.

The peculiar characteristics of hard anodic aluminum oxide (H-AAO) membranes, mainly the low processing time, large interpore distances, and a broad window of self-ordering conditions, have demonstrated at the same time to be advantageous for their use as templates in the fabrication of highly ordered nanowire arrays [10].

Serologic diagnostic techniques provide a broad window of detection relative to direct virus detection, which is limited to the period of active infection/virus replication.

These results suggested that a 9-h wear time was safe and well tolerated, and provided a broad window of efficacy with once-daily dosing.

Male and female mice used in this study were therefore exposed to high or low levels of isoflavones from conception onward, with a broad window of exposure encompassing both embryonic and postnatal development as well as the adult period.

The derived component of the sex chromosomes in D. pseudoobscura is completely heteromorphic and the causative rearrangement has been estimated within a broad window of 6 to 10 mya [ 65].

While the display is not ideal and the lighting is poor, this is the most intelligently conceived exhibition of ancient Chinese art within living memory, whether in narrow terms of art history or as a broader window into one of the most resilient cultures in the world.

2) In the subsection "Inhibitory control of activity in mature and immature GC": please mention that the broader window of excitation of young GCs is not only dependent on the weaker inhibition but also on the intrinsic properties such as slower membrane time constant of young GCs.