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It's recently been found that long-range ultraviolet also affects the skin and damages it.
It was found that long-range transport of particles from continental Europe had a marked effect on PM10 background levels in Birmingham, while the local weather had a stronger influence on PM10 levels in Athens.
By calculating radial distribution functions of the density of interfacial area as a function of the mean interfacial curvature of these bicontinuous microstructures, it is found that long-range diffusive interactions, in combination with the morphology of the system, yield a variety of correlations and anticorrelations over a range of length scales.
We find that long-range expression domains are associated with gene density, which in turn is related to physical organization of the chromosomes within the nucleus.
Finally, we find that long-range associations between loci located in different TADs are also detected, but these display much lower interaction frequencies than looping interactions within TADs.
It is found that the long-range effect is increased with the packing density of the 3-MPA SAM.
It is found that the long-range elastic interactions arising from the lattice accommodation among different orientation domains of the orthorhombic phase dominate the domain morphologies and the kinetics of domain coarsening.
But the Pentagon's new nuclear-deployment blueprint also found that long-range conventional weapons were becoming an increasingly important element of the military's arsenal.
It has been found that whereas passive film growth occurs in seconds or minutes, long range film ordering is a considerably slower process that takes several hours.
It has been found that the discrete dislocation arrangement derived from the above Bollmann's assumption cannot always ensure that the interface is free of long-range strains.
It was found that all materials exhibit well-defined long-range porous architectures without significant loss of the ordered texture during phenol sorption.
