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The low pressure MW ECR plasma creates species for layer growth by a smaller average number of inelastic collisions per origin of monomer molecule.

These wetting results indicate that an increased carbon content of the plasma polymer layers results in more hydrophobic surfaces that are characterized by a smaller average droplet size in AWT investigations.

There was no consistent pattern of differences between the EQ-5D utility) EQ-5D utility effect sizes differing by andmaller average of 16.9%.

B. peckii differs from the two-colored bolete by having a smaller average size, a rose red cap that turns almost brown with age, flesh that is paler in color, and a bitter taste.

Our approach displayed a better mining of the coexpression patterns of the transcriptome by reporting a smaller average variable coefficient (CV = 0.24) compared to direct cluster method (CV = 2.10).

"It does so by retaining population with a smaller average household size that might otherwise be lost to other areas of the state or country.

Metabolic networks are small-world networks characterised by a small average path length between the nodes.

The negative log likelihood from the first pair of chains, however, showed a smaller average than that sampled by the second pair (1.878634E + 06 vs 1.880144E + 06).

These networks are also small-world networks, characterised by a low average path length between nodes [13], [17], [18], [20].

Compared with patients who refused (n=320), participants (n=291) did not differ statistically in race (P=0.71); however, participants were more likely to be female (76% vs 66%; P=0.002) and were statistically younger by a clinically small average difference of 1.1 year (mean 72.7 vs 73.8 years; P=0.03).

Furthermore, this difference is also enhanced to a certain extent (about 0.2 Mbp) by the smaller average size of the intergenic region (IR) both in the core and the non-core regions of the A. orientalis genome (Table  1), resulting in a more compact arrangement of genes (coding density of 90.4%) compared with that of A. mediterranei (89.1-89.389.1-89.3%