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More importantly, this work is a unique example to demonstrate the importance of mechanical compatibility and adhesion energy between gate insulator and semiconductor on the mechanical stability of flexible OTFT.

In North America, the presence of native and introduced genetic lineages of the common reed, Phragmites australis, presents a unique example to evaluate how traits influence plant invasion.

The above cooperation was proclaimed as a unique example of science-to-policy action in a wide European context.

It is that in New Zealand Wilkinson has the chance to confirm the belief of many – and it is body of opinion not exclusive to men who like to wear moth-gnawed Barbour coats and sing "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" at Twickenham – that his career has become a unique example of commitment to the sporting nation.

Paisley's 45 years as a player, physiotherapist, coach, assistant manager, manager and director is a unique example of loyalty to one club.

These findings add a unique example and help to understand the mechanistic insights into the regulation of gene expression through an evolutionary conserved intergenic region of the mammalian genome.

The power utilities are already finding ways of helping customers use less energy – a unique example of companies seeking to sell less of their output, rather than more.

Since TGF-β is important for the differentiation of both mucosal Tfh and B cells, which also must interact for proper antibody responses, this provides a unique example of a coordinated signaling pathway to maximize humoral immunity to respiratory influenza virus infection.

However, this is not a unique example for cells in response to environment stress.

Moreover, this provides a unique example of and lends strength to the postulated connection of metabolites, enzymes, and RNA.

The Chaplin theme – Marche Grotesque – appears to be a unique example of a score written for a particular artist.