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On the other hand, a high decrease of the current density occurs as the calcination temperature is increased.

Further increase of the bias causes a decrease of the current due to the decrease of the emitter rate induced by the three-dimensional density of states (DOS) in the emitter19.

The polarization data show a decrease of the current density by up to four orders of magnitude with increasing coating thickness from 5 to 50 nm.

All native CNG channels from photoreceptors and olfactory sensory neurons - and the homotetrameric channels formed by the CNGA1 subunits - do not inactivate (i.e. no time dependent decrease of the current amplitude is observed) in the presence of a steady cyclic nucleotide concentration and physiological pH (Supplementary Fig. 1a 27.

Chronoamperometry tests showed that FePc/C exhibited a rapid decrease of the current density by about 28.2%, while there was only about 16.9% loss for the current density of CPMPcFe/C under the same operation.

Potentiostatic polarization at selected potentials in the range of the current plateau (−0.1 V SCE, +0.1 V SCE) showed a steady decrease of the current density following a power law with exponent −0.5, thus a diffusion controlled process.

Although the rapid recovery is considered due to a sudden increase in the magnetopause current, a sudden decrease of the ring current, or/and a sudden enhancement of the ionospheric currents, this study focuses on the ring current decay.

Possibility of smooth tuning of the radiation frequency and decrease of the threshold current density in a volume free electron laser are demonstrated.

Pre-incubation of the mAb-covered electrode with native Aβ decreased the amount of Aβ(1 16 -heme-AuNPs immobilized onto the electrode, resulting in the decrease of the reduction current of O2 to H2O2.

The decrease of the peak current of methylene blue (MB), an electroactive indicator, was observed upon hybridization of the probe with the target DNA.

At ca. −1.45 V, i.e. just before the hydrogen evolution reaction, the abrupt decrease of the cathodic current is due to the electrode poisoning by adsorbed hydrogen.