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Highly nonlinear I-V characteristics with strong thermal activation were observed, as shown in Fig. 14.

Southern blot analysis revealed multiple copy locus and exclusive presence of MdY1 and MdRE1 only in the male genome suggesting that it might be exhibiting prominent Y-chromosome specific characteristics with strong expressions in the evolution of male sex organs.

A more focused examination of the DCT-derived tumors confirmed those from patients with BHDS possess distinct expression characteristics with strong node support as inferred by gene resampling.

Identifying baseline disease characteristics with strong ability to predict efficacy would be quite important in lessening the economic burden of effective treatment for both the patients and the healthcare system in general.

As a result, the I-V curve of nanoribbon 4-ZZ shows a single-band characteristic with strong NDR.

For pollution characteristics with very strong spatial gradients, such as reported for ultrafine particles or for numerous elements, such as Zn, Fe, Ni, or Cu (Zechmeister et al. 2005), in proximity to traffic arteries, a single monitor does not, therefore, appear to be an informative marker of personal exposure (Zhu et al. 2002).

A characteristic band with strong and wide absorption at lower energy region (<420 cm−1) is attributed to the formation of O Ti O lattice (Shivaraju et al. 2010a, b).

Associations with behavioural characteristics were substantially attenuated when adjusted for sex and other characteristics, with the strongest independent effect being an increase in the odds of young adult binge drinking if sexual risk taking had occurred in adolescence.

Guy Norton, who studies the behaviour of baboons in Makumi National Park in Tanzania, said baboons are "sentient and feeling animals" and display similar characteristics to humans with strong parental bonds and sociable group behaviour.

In particular we have studied the operon organisation of the relevant genomes, trying to elucidate important characteristics of genes with strong preference for operon organisation compared to more flexible genes.

Our results also suggest, in line with Daniel and Titman (1998), that investors should form portfolios that are long in stocks with "weak" firm characteristics and short in stocks with "strong" firm characteristics.