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The PL peak intensity of the 16-nm-wide GaInAs shell, on the other hand, decreased and became comparable with the PL peak intensity of GaAs NW core.

But four years of herbivore exclusion led to strong vegetation recovery such that the plant communities released from livestock grazing became comparable with the areas used by native grazers (Figure 1).

For hsCRP, the concentration became comparable with the non-diabetic reference group.

The fluorescence intensity of labeled L-cL liposomes in the liver decreased 12 h after injection, and became comparable with the fluorescence intensity of control non-pegylated PE/PC liposomes.

The impedance in the zh direction was generally higher than those in the other directions, but it became comparable with that in the xh direction at frequencies above 250 Hz, while the impedance in the yh direction was the lowest.

Addition of phosphorylated HspB6 significantly retarded proteolytic degradation of the monomeric 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3esence of phosphorylandd HspB6 the rate of 14-3-3ζm degradatinn became comparable withethat of the dimeric 14-3-3.

However, the extent of methylation increased in the course of plant development and became comparable with those in the other silenced lines.

After 12 h, the number of green colonies formed out of seeded cells became comparable with that of untreated cells, indicating that the heat pretreatment did not kill the algae, but a period of time was needed to do the repairing.

However, when a flag for a recent hospitalisation was included, the effect of the Read code-derived Charlson index became comparable with that derived from ICD10 codes.

The bypass group had more advanced disease than those in the PCI stratum, but the outlook of those undergoing CABG became comparable with that of those assigned to PCI.

After heat treatment at 44°C for 30 min, the signal from GroES in ▵ hrcA mutant cells (Fig.  6B) became comparable with that of wild-type cells exposed to 44°C (Fig.  2D).