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It was observed that a post-annealing treatment favors the phase separation in hafnium silicate matrix being more evident at 950°C.

As seen from Fig. 2, the IRI model generally underestimates the observed TEC, with the underestimation being more evident at daytime than nighttime, particularly during the noon bite-out periods.

Unexpectedly, the MNV signal responded differently, with the termination-reinitiation product being more evident at early times post-edeine addition (in comparison to FCV and BM2).

5-azacytidine induced MN formation, being more evident at 72 h of treatment.

Interestingly, these modifications also occurred at early stage of glaucoma, being more evident at the proximal site of the optic nerve head with respect to distal sites.

A linear extrapolation of the findings reported here would be expected to lead to associations being more evident at higher exposure levels, yet this is not supported by the literature.

Nowhere will that be more evident at Bethpage than on No.15, which has more slope than the other greens on the course.

He coated his attacks on Obama with a veneer of civility that has been more evident at the convention than in Congress these past few years.

Yet every chapter sheds light from some angle on the issue of Russian identity.That identity is more evident at some times than others, Mr Figes suggests.

Had the intelligence with which he planned and executed his races and accumulated foreign languages been more evident at school, Zatopek's life – and the history of distance running – might have been very different.

In fact, Spain's car market recovery has been more evident at the production level, with Ford and other carmakers recently expanding their presence there because of lower labor costs, while closing or downsizing factories in European nations like Britain and Belgium.