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Data on immigrants' host national belonging, citizenship status and relevant background characteristics stem from the International Social Survey Programme's (ISSP) National Identity module from 2013.

Their multifunctional characteristics stem from the unique combination of mechanical properties, electrical conductivity, ultra-low density, and high specific surface areas which distinguish them from any polymer, ceramic or metal constructs.

These remarkable characteristics stem from the compact geometry design of the In0.52Al0.48As/In0.7Ga0.3As PHEMTs with LGS = LGD = 0.4 μm, coupled with an optimized gate recess process that yields tight control of side-recess spacing (Lside).

The fact that the unique etching characteristics stem from both the small and weak nature of the HF-based compounds has also been seen in the etching characteristics of CH3CO2H.[ 14] Similar to HF this weak acid does not fully dissociate, but due to the large size of the molecule smaller grain boundaries cannot be penetrated before dissociation.

This trend of the changing in characteristics stems from the meteorological data used.

Table 2 lists the properties of the gibbsite specimen used in this study and, for comparison, gibbsite characteristics stemming from other studies [31].

The principal characteristic of materials which make them suitable as harmonic tags is highly non-linear B H characteristics stemming from near zero magnetic anisotropies.

The superior antireflection characteristics of SiNW arrays stem from optical impedance matching.

The variability in relationships between soil and topographic characteristics with depth may stem from spatial variability in the rate of decline of hydraulic conductivity with depth.

Some migraine-associated symptoms, including the characteristic pain, could therefore stem from the activation of meningeal mast cells and aseptic inflammation initiated by histamine release [6].

Within this theory, the appearance of a new length scale, so-called "dynamic characteristic length" stems from consideration of the micro inertia, which gives rise to physically realistic dispersion relations with characteristic resembling those observed in experiments.