Actually, it is challenging to distinguish activities due to trafficking and vesicles in motion from activities corresponding to appearances and disappearances of small spots in an image pair.
Finally, a heterogeneous hydrogen distribution corresponding to the appearance of localized corrosion sites was observed.
The suction is derived from water content corresponding to crack appearance and correlated to the ultimate resistance of the material.
The loads corresponding to the appearance and progression of cracks at the different loading stages are presented in Table 4.
The obtained i0 had constant values of about 0.5 mA cm−2, corresponding to the appearance of a vertical line on the anodic polarization resistance curve.
Sequence-sensitive Gō-model simulations conclude that frustration in the folding in Spo0F, corresponding to the appearance of the off-pathway intermediate, reflects competition for intra-subdomain van der Waals contacts between its N- and C-terminal subdomains.
It was found that sweeping to the potential of −1100 mV, corresponding to the appearance of the first anodic peak on the cyclic voltammogram, caused no noticeable reconstruction of the electrode surface.
The transition from an homogeneous to an heterogeneous phase domain, corresponding to the appearance of precipitates (ferrous hydroxides or ferrous chloride) or gas (hydrogen) within the crevice, is discussed in the light of experimental results reported in the literature with artificial crevices.
The hypothesis is supported by the fact that DCMU (3- 3,4-dichlorophenyl -1,1-dimethylurea), which inhibits electron transport between QA and QB, leads to fast growth of fluorescence to the maximum level within 2 ms, corresponding to the appearance of the J peak in the control.
Here we limit the fitting intervals below 0.75 Bmax to avoid the regime near μDB ~ 1, where Bmax denotes the field corresponding to the appearance of maximum σxy at the lowest T. The fitting results are plotted at each Vg as red symbols in Figure 6, allowing a comparison with those obtained by the first method.
