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The fuel cell performance increases first with the baffle plate number, due to the better reactant distribution and water management, but decreases when the baffle plate number is too large, due to the excessive blockage for the reactant gas transport to the channel downstream.

The relative steady-state level of blockage for the different QA ions (at similar voltage) was fitted with the Hill equation: Base+(max base)/[1+(xhalf/ x) h ], where Base=zero current, max=maximum current, x=ligand concentration, xhalf=value of concentration for half-maximal occupation of the ligand binding site (blockage by QA or activation by protons), rate=Hill coefficient.

Graphene deposition provided pore blockages for the majority of the treated pipettes at all concentrations, with the relative amounts of blockages increasing with concentration; 50% for 1 mg mL 1, 84% for 1.5 mg mL 1, and 93.5% for 3 mg mL 1.

A brief discussion of transient deep blockages, event duration/current blockage histograms for the 615 bp dsDNA data, a discussion of translocation attempts in voltage-only experiments, a discussion of the optimized force profiles, and the capture rate and average translocation speed.

The averaged flame displacement speeds were not significantly different with different blockage ratios for the same obstacle investigated in this work, nor were they significantly different for different shapes at the same blockage ratio investigated in this work.

Figure 8 shows the average goodput in an environment with various channel blockages for varying the blockage fraction and the mean blockage.

The cylinder aspect ratio and the blockage factor for the computational domain are 3 and 5%, respectively.

The predicted blockage boundaries for the scale-up conditions were found to provide better accuracy compared to the existing models.

A minimum marsh width of 6 10 km is required to completely avoid blockage effects for the storm tidal cases assessed in this study.

Anatomical features of the equine digestive tract such as marked variations in the diameter of the large colon and limited attachment of the large colon to the body wall predispose the horse to colic by increasing the potential for blockage of the digestive tract with ingested material (impaction) and twisting of the tract.

The molecules are computationally selected for binding to a defined region on the target molecule and verified in vitro for blockage of the function and in vivo to confirm their ability to block the bacterial secretion process.