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It was reasonable that the ID/IG ratios of rGO and Ag/rGO nanocomposite were larger than that of GO because the conjugated graphene network (sp2 carbon) would be re-established after chemical reduction of GO but the size of the re-established graphene network was usually smaller than the original graphite layer, leading to the increase of ID/IG ratio[42].

He accused Democrats of generating opposition to President Bush -- especially on college campuses -- by raising the idea that the draft might be re-established after the November election to provide troops for service in Iraq.

First, when cells exit mitosis, long-range contacts may need to be re-established after decondensation of the inactive mitotic chromosome structure prior to gene transcription.

If DNA polymorphisms of the RM strain regulate the redistribution of H3K14ac, then the specific acetylation profile would be re-established after perturbation.

The focus of this paper is the assembly of fully social dead bodies in the reform era, when death rituals were re-established after a hiatus of two decades.

"It should be a competitive final day, although cordial relations between the two teams appears to have been re-established after a heated on-field row".

Many industrial plantations are re-established after clearfelling and never thinned, especially those grown on short rotations and for maximum biomass, and their development resembles that of the unthinned CCT series.

When a route is re-established after failure, some of the approaches suggest continuing transmission at the same rate, i.e. there is no need to reduce the cwnd size, while other approaches suggest reducing the cwnd size to its minimum value to keep the transmission rate to a minimum.

They might not be getting the answers, but at least their watchdog instincts are being re-established after years of taking everything FIFA said at face value.

Two years later Somerled completely ousted Godred and re-united the kingdom, but the divide was re-established after the former's death in 1164.

What Pakistan ignores is that these Indian consulates date back to the 1960s (though they were re-established after 2002) and all of Afghanistan's neighbors have as many consulates.