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As a result, these novel Co3O4/ex-MoS2 hybrids exhibit an excellent OER activity with a remarkable low Tafel slope (ca. 36 mV dec−1), and a substantially small overpotential (ca. 290 mV required for 10 mA cm−2).

Also, even though the spectra of SP-A in LMPC, LMPG, and LMPC+LMPG micelles appear to originate from a somewhat larger complex compared to the spectra of SP-A in SDS and DPC micelles, they are still consistent with a micelle-bound SP-A substantially smaller than an octadecamer.

The Scottish firm is a substantially smaller company but its investors would have gained 37% of the combined business.

This least scientific of comparisons suggested, as feared, that the more adventuresome organization would draw a substantially smaller audience.

Ms. Napp said Balance Point required a "substantially smaller" share from clients, though she declined to be more specific.

So how did the conferees manage to preserve almost the whole Bush tax cut despite a budget resolution that should have forced a substantially smaller cut?

Yet the agency has a substantially smaller work force now than it did in 1994, the year Republicans took over Congress.

The figure puts the government on track to turn in a substantially smaller deficit this year than last year, when it totaled $319 billion for the full year.

A couple of hours away on Saturday, a substantially smaller crowd — 38,646, most of them cheering for England — generated similar electricity.

"There are other people that believe the discount rate should be even higher, which would lead to a substantially smaller social cost of carbon". he said.

But the initial assault could begin with a substantially smaller force, with the rest held in reserve in case of battlefield surprise or setbacks, or as a stabilization force once the war was over.