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Therefore, it can be concluded from comparison of the morphology and SERS spectra that for the maximum enhancement rather dense arrays of islands with size of ten to several tens of nm are preferable (Fig. 1).

Some of these may have already become obsolete [28] as could be concluded from comparison of the early technology reviews by Pham et al. [26] and Yan et al. [29], or they may have been experimental and remained undeveloped beyond the research phase; or are now known by different names.

The high-pressure treatment did not influence markedly PP droplets sizes as can be concluded from comparison of SEM micrographs in Fig.  3, showing cryo-fractured surfaces of the PP/PS specimens after high-pressure annealing, with those in Fig.  1.

It was concluded from comparison of T. brucei and T. congolense genome sequences that the segmental duplication is restricted to T. brucei.

As can be concluded from the comparison of the effects caused by antisense-central versus antisense-2x-central, doubling of the copy number was not able to significantly increase the antiproliferative effect.

Particularly strongly marked components were those which migrated in the front of the separation, as well as bands of three components which are characterized by great electrophoretic mobility and weights equaling about 40, 70, and 100 kDa, respectively, as it can be concluded from the comparison between migration mobility of these components and migrations of reference markers.

It could be concluded from Table 2 that the mean friction coefficient of nanographite fluid decreases by 44% in comparison with the base fluid.

It is concluded from the comparison of the results of the two methods that the displacement excitation resulting from a variable mesh stiffness is more important than the change in system natural frequency resulting from the mesh stiffness variation.

It is concluded from such a comparison that the measurements carried out in the MR are free from diffusion limitations and that the evaluation of such effects in the FBR was satisfactorily performed.

This was concluded from exchange/re-exchange experiments and from comparison of the IR bands of the cluster core of the original and ligand-exchanged clusters.

From our simulation study it can be concluded that in comparison with a monogenetic background a reliable and accurate estimation of QTL positions and QTL effects of multiple QTL in a linkage group requires much more information from the data.