This difference would be derived from higher absorbed electron density of the former, accessible to electron trapping.
First, the aneuploidy control of cancer may be derived from high-order aneuploid, such as tetraploids.
Biological activity of chemicals may also be derived from high-throughput, in-vitro chemical screens such as those archived in PubChem [ 27, 28].
Scanning electron microscopy revealed that a component of the coarse fraction of underground PM has a morphology indicative of generation by abrasion, absent for fine and ultrafine particulates, which may be derived from high-temperature processes.
We need to define deliverable diet and exercise interventions after diagnosis, and the optimum timing and mode of delivery for interventions need to be derived from high-quality randomised controlled trials both during and after treatment.
These hypotheses imply that low-efficiency ManDs are such because they are under no selective pressure: they may be derived from high-efficiency ManDs and are becoming less efficient, or they are relics that have not yet evolved to high-efficiency forms because of a lack of selective pressure.
A second possibility is that knowledge about how to align the objects can also be derived from higher level goal-related representations of the actions, hypothesized for the mFG in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex.
Habitat parameters were derived from high spatial resolution airborne Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) and hyperspectral data.
The low prices were generally not passed on to consumers; a significant fraction of total governmental revenue was derived from high taxes on farm products.
A formula that describes the temperature enhancement due to heat generation during one loading cycle is derived from high amplitude loading data.
