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The non-traditional m-Pc donors are better suited when employed in Schottky OSCs with high acceptor content, allowing for improvements to all major photovoltaic parameters.

Study results indicate the AdECM used for the CADDS has minimal cellular and lipid content allowing for gelation of its collagen structure under physiological conditions.

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While this approach inevitably lacks the degree of qualitative subtlety provided by humans, we believe that it is a significant breakthrough in the analysis of media content, allowing for a data-driven approach to social sciences, and the exploitation of the huge amounts of digital data that have become available in recent years.

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A lower oxygen content allows for higher specific capacity at the expense of cyclability22.

Tuning composite content allows for the fabrication of high-efficiency dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) in this work.

Although the cocrystal powder produced by GAS cocrystallization had slightly larger particles than those precipitated with n-heptane, their microporous structure and amorphous content allowed for improved dissolution.

(a) Supervised machine learning (trained using live cells stained with DRAQ5 to determine the DNA content) allows for robust label-free prediction of the DNA content of live cells based only on brightfield and darkfield images.

Besides the comfortable viewing criterion for 3D content, the inclusion of the stereopsis in the content allows for particular content that is perceived differently from its two-dimensional (2D) counterpart.