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Mativenga, M., An, S. & Jang, J. Bulk accumulation a-IGZO TFT for high current and turn-on voltage uniformity.

These results suggest that the sequential administrations of PEGylated liposomes in well-spaced intervals might allow the distribution to different areas and enhance the total bulk accumulation within tumor tissue, resulting in better therapeutic efficacy of the encapsulated payload.

Because there are slightly more ubiquitylated proteins in cells treated with 1 µM celastrol than in cells treated with 1 µM MG132 (Fig. 2B), we conclude that there is not a direct correlation between the bulk accumulation of ubiquitylated proteins and the protection of cells from intoxication.

We asked whether activation of DJ-1, or glyoxylases in general, during stress leads to a bulk accumulation of DL or GA.

The sites in Effingham Inlet are separated by only 1 km and were similar in terms of key diagenetic parameters, including the mass accumulation rate and bulk sediment organic carbon content[16] (Fig. 2).

The two sites were similar in terms of key diagenetic parameters, including the mass accumulation rate, integrated sulfate reduction rate, and bulk sediment organic carbon content.

Bulk sediment accumulation rates are very low suggesting that the system was not directly delta-fed.

During microbial production of solvent-like compounds, such as advanced biofuels and bulk chemicals, accumulation of the final product can negatively impact the cultivation of the host microbe and limit the production levels.

Relatively moist conditions during summer and low fire activity occurred between 1300 1000 and 725 121 cal yr BP, with slow bulk sediment accumulation through the latter phase in particular implying a cool and wet climate.

We interpret periods of relatively low growing season (summer) moisture and increased fire activity between 1500 1300 and 1000 725 cal yr BP, the latter period is also characterised by remarkably rapid bulk sediment accumulation and we infer prolonged annual sedimentation resulting from a decrease in the duration of lake freezing under a warmer climate.

A mechanistic model that describes the bulk breakdown rate, accumulation, and leaching of copper (Cu), lead (Pb), and zinc (Zn) is presented.