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In Al2O3 layers, a better pore filling by the spiro-OMeTAD could offer a better contact between the perovskite and the HTM and consequently yield a stronger reductive quenching of the photoexcited state.

The chemical separation scheme is designed to reduce matrix effects and consequently yield enhanced ionization efficiencies for concentration determinations of REEs without significant fractionation using solution mode-inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) analysis.

3.2, and consequently yield the superior performances.

In contrast, the main complexes generated on the central and tail regions show high degree of synchronism between homologous components, and consequently, yield relative large amplitude components in the head to tail electric organ discharge.

They vary in terms of binding affnity and specificity, and, consequently, yield varying intensities.

In children, however, standard methods such as applanation tonometry may be difficult to administer and consequently yield inaccurate or erroneous results [ 1- 6].

However, the presence of diluting FGR gases results in a low particle collision frequency and consequently yields small particle size and high number density after coalescence.

The use of microfibrous nickel substrates is advantageous for increasing the surface area available for the deposition of active material and reducing the substrate weight and consequently, yields a higher specific capacity for nickel hydroxide electrodes.

Results show that when the in-situ stress ratio increases the rock blocks at borehole wall tend to move towards the centre of borehole, consequently yielded zone around the borehole increases.

This study also shows that increasing the convection level in an inoculated melt held at a temperature slightly above the liquidus temperature increases the effectiveness of dynamic nucleation, which consequently yields a finer microstructure of the final cast samples.

In particular, the more curved outboard forebody surface results in local flow separations and reattachments in valleys, which consequently yields remarkable fluctuations of surface conditions with pressure rising in valleys yet dropping on crests while shear stress and heat flux falling in valleys yet rising on crests.