At 200 240 km within AA′, 150 200 km within BB′ and 100 120 km within CC′, the negative multiples (PsPs + PpSs) merge with the converted phase, broadening the phase due to the velocity decrease.
Asymmetric substitution has the most beneficial effect, both broadening the phase range to 30 K and at the same time reducing the whole nematic phase regime to under 150 °C.
(D ) Loss of RL/RTN neurons broadens the phase relationship of cervical-VII root activation compared to WT. (E ).
Attempting to broaden that phase-out to effective alternatives that are less hazardous can only create a technological impasse that supports the retention of long-chain PFASs in the marketplace.
The peaks of the MG-180 hybrid stand out due to the weak peaks for (103) and (105) of the 2H phase, the broadened and shifted (100) peak, and, importantly, an additional (006 + 104) peak.
This improvement, especially with respect to reduced diauxic lag during sugar transition, was further stabilized, and ethanol tolerance was enhanced and broadened by a second phase of adaptation in ethanol-challenged continuous culture.
Quantitative temperature-dependent magic-angle spinning (MAS) H NMR spectra were taken to first quantify the amount of lipid involved in the different phases, by taking advantage of the fact that the aliphatic lipid resonances associated with the ordered gel phase are broadened by strong H H dipole dipole couplings beyond detection at moderate MAS, namely, 5 kHz spinning frequency.
As creep deformation proceeds, the crystallographic orientation distributions for both phases are broadened as a result of the waving of the raft structure, which occurs to reduce the total mechanical energy.
The ZnS nanoparticles in methanol retain a structure based on ZnS4 tetrahedra, but diffraction peak broadening renders definite phase analysis (i.e. sphalerite vs. wurtzite) very difficult.
However, we will need to prolong the recruitment phase, broaden tumour types included in the study, and consider incorporating other centres into the study.
