In urban areas, there is a different phenomenon regarding the degree of difficulty of remarriage for men and women.
To investigate the phenomenon regarding the enhancement of the electrical conductivity of the hybrid electrodes by SWCNTs, the hybrid electrodes with 6 wt.% of SWCNTs and AgNW electrodes on glass substrates were observed by FE-SEM (Figure 4).
In general, each pattern extracted from a fracture network training image could be interpreted in three ways: (1) a digital image, (2) a spatial phenomenon, or (3) a fracture phenomenon; regarding each perspective, the appropriate data summary might be designed for the FILTERSIM algorithm: 1.
Recent observational data also suggested a late "catch-up" phenomenon regarding TVR with a clear benefit for DES in the first year but similar longer term results.[49] It seems plausible that, after the coating drug has completely eluted, the beneficial effect of DES compared to BMS decreases.
A peculiar phenomenon regarding hapax statistical distribution may be observed passing from the 12- to the 18-genomic dictionary (see Tables 3 and 4).
There is no obvious reason for this phenomenon regarding clinical data since the cluster includes both normal and malignant tissues (two normal and five malignant).
This phenomenon regarding extreme variation in mRNA expression strongly suggests that there is heterogeneity in ESCC, even when all the patients studied come from a geographically similar high-risk population [ 18].
In the course of our toxicity study using cynomolgus monkeys, we encountered a strange phenomenon regarding the efficacy of BM-ca, in vivo, that is, heterogeneity of the response to BM-ca (a decrease in circulating B-cell levels) after its administration i.v. (Fig. 5).
Simulations show how stress plays a central role in the cation segregation to interfaces, a phenomenon regarded as critical to power and durability of solid oxide fuel cells.
This phenomenon, regarded as an "Asian enigma", is thought to be partly attributable to geographic variations in bacterial virulence [ 14, 15].
