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Taking into account previous studies, it could be suggested that large Ru nanoparticles activates mobile hydrogen atoms that migrate towards small Ru nanoparticles, promoting NHx hydrogenation.
Because the N inputs as urine and manure on a pen surface can be considered inexhaustible in an open-lot beef cattle feedlot, it might be suggested that large emission peaks of GHGs are emitted after each rainfall event on dry soil/manure surfaces.
While it could be suggested that larger neurites may have acquired varicosities after a significant amount of growth, we have noted that calpain-2-positive vesicles contained in the varicone migrate into the neurite from the time the initial bud sprouts, arguing against this hypothesis.
First, it is suggested that large off-nadir scan angle of airborne LiDAR should be avoided to ensure a more accurate Pgap and LAI estimation.
It has even been suggested that large parts of the Pyrrhonist position expounded in the key passage of Aristocles mentioned earlier are in fact additions by Timon to a core idea of Pyrrho's.
For example, it has been suggested that large trees have become dominant in the savanna landscape over the past 100 years as a result of significant reduction in large herbivore populations due to excessive hunting and disease (e.g. rinderpest) [53].
It has been suggested that large plasmids are more susceptible to degradation within the cell because the mobility through the cytoplasm decreases with increasing plasmid size [ 35].
However, it has been suggested that large talon cusps, especially those that stand away from the tooth crown are more likely to contain pulp tissue [ 9, 12].
So it was suggested that large dose ISO induced fetal heart dysfunctional rat model could also share some similar pathophysiological characters with clinical human fetal heart dysfunctional procedure.
It has been suggested that large grazers have an especially negative impact on parasitoids through direct disturbance and fragmentation of resources, thereby shortening arthropod food chains in grazed grasslands (Tscharntke, 1997).
