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The degradation of polysaccharide constituents was further highlighted by the progressive lower intensity of the shoulders related to C4 nuclei of glycosidic bond (82 84 ppm), and associated with an increasing broadening of C1 resonances (104 105 ppm) (Fig. 1).
There is an increased broadening of the loss spectra on blending as determined by both Havriliak Negami (HN) and Kohlrausch Williams Watts (KWW) fits to the dielectric data, and by analysis of the DMTA loss peaks.
At higher current levels (Figure 5b), an increased broadening of the main lobe (1.1° × 0.45°) is observed due to more pronounced thermal effects especially for broad area laser related to self-focusing effect [28]. Figure 5c shows the 1D far-field in θx direction derived from Figure 5a.
Fits of the data to the Kohlrausch-Williams-Watts function showed increased broadening in the blends, arising from concentration fluctuations, and a reduction in the mechanical relaxation strength.
For any question, as the range of study designs that are included is broadened, an increasing amount of work is required to derive decreasingly reliable estimates of the effects of interventions.
The XRD patterns of Mo(O,N 3 exhibited an increasing peak intensity and decreasing peak-broadening with increasing reaction temperature.
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Raman spectra showed an increase in broadening of higher frequency v1 & v3 vibrational modes and a spectral weight transfer between v2 & v4 bending modes of PO4 tetrahedra with the increase in Al3+ doping.
Averaging of the disparate spectra from the various NPC configurations inside the cell plays a major role in increasing the broadening of cell ROI spectra.
An increased XRD peak broadening (Figure 1) and a reduced XAFS amplitude (Figure 2) indicate an increased formation of defects in the Mo(O,N 3 structure upon nitridation.
