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The absence of a transition to conducting behaviour was attributed to the broad size of filler powder which reduced the formation of continuous chains of contacting metal particles.

In addition, the elution peaks of free HS chains isolated from Hpse-KO tissues appeared narrower and more symmetrical (Fig. 2B,D), indicating less heterogeneity in size distribution in comparison with the elution profile of HS side chains isolated from wt tissues (the overall broad size of peaks reflects the state of HS biosynthesis).

The similar patterns between the UV and o-ELISA chromatograms indicates that the o-ELISA recognizes a broad size range of oAβ of masses greater than ~40 kDa.

However, this result is less surprising when the broad size distribution of particles of chewed almonds is taken into consideration, as previously reported (Grundy et al., 2015).

Moreover, the width of the CdS excitonic peak (FWHM ~ 80 nm) in the CdS/glass film exceeds largely that of bulk CdS (FWHM ~ 20 nm) [24], indicative of a broad size distribution of the SILAR deposited CdS nanocrystals.

It shows a relatively broad size distribution of 300~750 nm, resulting from agglomeration of sub-crystals.

Additionally, the image revealed a broad size distribution of alamethicin aggregates, which explains the origin of multiple conductivity states observed for the incorporation of alamethicin into free standing bilayer lipid membranes.

The observed enhancement in the value of K could be due to the broad size distribution of the nanoparticles, the strong interparticle interactions, and the interfacial strongly pinned spins.

The presence of small particles could explain the rather broad size distribution of the formulations.

These results would also hold true, should we consider a different spectrum of excitation source or allow for a broad size distribution of the nanoshells.

Additionally, several replicates were of similar size or larger size, resulting in a broad size distribution of the resulting tumours.