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In the corresponding selected area diffraction (SAD) pattern of the ZnO NPs (Figure 2c), the ring figure was contributed by a number of ZnO NPs in Figure 2a, with all of the rings indexed to wurtzite-structured ZnO. Figure 2d presents the high-resolution (HR) TEM image of a single ZnO NP.

Our results are in general agreement with those in Stinstra et al [ 8] which included a large amount of data contributed by a number of laboratories.

The Exome Aggregation Consortium (ExAC) is a collaborative effort to reanalyze germline exome sequencing data from 61,486 unrelated individuals contributed by a number of disease-specific and population genetic studies [ 20].

The mode of transmission is complex and non-Mendelian and is probably contributed by a small number of genes of moderate effect, or by many genes of small effect, or a mixture of the two [ 3].

Both interactions exhibit properties characteristic of antibody-antigen interactions: high affinity, exquisite specificity contributed by a small number of functional hotspot residues, and the size and properties of the complementary interfaces.

From the relation curve between the proportion of removed authors and that of the giant component, we can find that the formation of giant component is contributed by a considerable number of authors, e.g. the top 10% authors ranked by degree (Fig. 8).

The rhabdom is rodlike and consists of interdigitating fingerlike processes (microvilli) contributed by a small number of photoreceptor cells.

The rhabdom itself is rodlike and consists of interdigitating fingerlike processes (microvilli) that are contributed by a small number of photoreceptor cells.

The board combined practical policy making with a moderately academic tone contributed by a large number of Ph.D. economists.

By analyzing the mutation and frequency spectrum of newly derived alleles in the human genome, a tendency towards generating more CGs was observed, which was mainly contributed by an excess number of mutations from CA/TG to CG. Simultaneously, we found a fixation preference for CGs derived from TG/CA rather than CGs generated by other dinucleotides.

"The draft was contributed to by a number of people, including the editor-in-chief [Paul Dacre]," Liz Hartley, Associated's manager of editorial legal services, told Lord Justice Leveson on Wednesday afternoon.