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There the circular dichroism becomes stronger than that of a single-layer gammadion array owing to a magnetic resonance with currents flowing in opposite directions in each metal layer.
The amorphous carbon nanotubes (a-CNTs) arrays grow along the axis direction on the top of TiO2 nanotubes arrays owing to the high potential and the confined surface.
By using bimetallic Pt-Pd as a general model, we demonstrate that nanotube arrays, owing to their larger catalytic area and higher catalyst utilization, show higher activity for glucose electro-oxidation and enzyme-free analysis than nanowire arrays.
During the following relaxation processes, the periodically heated thin-layer regions can be transferred into the metastable liquid rivulets and then they break up into nanodroplet arrays owing to the modified Rayleigh-like instability.
As it turned out with Sterolgene data, small-scale arrays are often more sensitive than whole-genome arrays owing to the special care taken in designing probes.
Of particular interest are genes that appear in more than one experiment (for instance, those in italics that are also present in the medium-term experiment on females, orphan arrays) owing to their additional statistical significance.
The bead-bound cells were then introduced into the device from the inlet, trapped by the micropillar arrays owing to the mechanical rigidity of the beads, and incubated in the microfluidic chamber.
Tilting the substrate during deposition causes a columnar array to grow owing to the self-shadowing effect.
The corresponding fin displacement in the fin array is suppressed owing to the resistant interactions amid adjacent piezoelectric fins.
More CNVs are detected in homozygous than heterozygous substitution strains, suggesting the comparative genomic hybridization arrays underestimate CNV owing to heterozygous masking.
