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Furthermore, over a finite range of spring stiffness, the second coupled system mode disappears yielding an additional sharp reduction in transient deceleration response.

Hemoglobin showed an additional sharp peak on the top of cRNA Fluorescence absorbance curve in pre-globin reduction samples and the sharp peak disappeared in post-globin reduction samples.

Interestingly, V. yeshanensis exhibited a higher peak level of expression (18-fold increase compared to expression levels immediately prior to treatment) than V. vinifera (10-fold increase), as well as an additional sharp increase in DHN1 expression 6 dpi.

Compared to the spectrum in ref (15), an additional sharp peak (state 4) is detected due to the optimized tunneling parameters of the present study as shown in 2a.

(2011) argued that auditory attention cannot be solely due to a gaining mechanism, when competitor sounds activate overlapping receptive fields, but that an additional sharp pretuning of the to-be-attended pitch is required (cf. Okamoto et al., 2007).

An additional sharp interface exists in some diagrams, which we consider a disadvantage.

At an intermediate state, the additional sharp plasmon peak of metallic Mg at 10.1 eV is observable in Fig. 2b.

As an additional consequence, sharp changes in pH may affect the biocompatibility of these materials.

Upon performing additional sharp electrode recordings using a standard method, we found that the fresh soleus muscle underwent contractions during dissection, mounting and the introduction of the sharp electrode.

In the Raman analyses of severely deformed (above a strain energy density criterion of 5.9 J/m2) surface regions of nanoscratched and nanoindented amorphous carbon films, two additional sharp and narrow peaks, DGr and GGr at 1330 and 1580 cm−1, appeared from the main unchanged broad spectra, revealing the transformation of some small-range amorphous carbon to nanocrystalline graphite.

Additional sharp peaks arise with increasing I e that are related to excited states.