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To address these issues in nonlinear NW optical devices, Ren et al. have employed an Ω-shaped plasmonic nanocavity (Fig. 6a) and demonstrated strongly enhanced SHG from CdS NWs [37].
Further, Wilson and his colleagues at Binghamton and New Paltz have demonstrated strongly that Evolutionary Studies (EvoS) has enormous pedagogical benefits for students across a diverse array of academic majors (see Wilson et al. 2009).
Thus, the half life time t1/2 II) of 120±7 s determined for vinculin-ΔEx20, which is 7 times longer than that of vinculin wild type, demonstrated strongly enhanced binding of this vinculin splice variant to adhesion sites.
We here used rSeV/dF as a DC-stimulator, because it has been shown that DCs treated by this modality demonstrated strongly enhanced antitumor immunity in dermal [3], [4] and metastatic [13] tumors.
In comparison, we have demonstrated strongly the role of M2 in experimental myopia.
acetosa demonstrated strongly reduced elongation of the youngest leaf, suggesting that they employ a quiescence survival strategy.
Time traces of LH2s coupled to single L=160 nm NRs demonstrate strongly enhanced fluorescence.
Conclusions: This large study demonstrates strongly elevated risks of operative delivery in 'ethnic minority' mothers, after adjusting for important confounders.
The resulting wing structure demonstrates strongly supercritical behavior, as well as several design conflicts between linear (flutter) and nonlinear (limit cycles) sensitivities, which are not present in the uniform baseline wing.
Three different structures were numerically simulated to demonstrate strongly enhanced optical absorption in ultra-thin OPV layers, which is polarization-independent and occurs over a wide range of incident angles in visible regime.
The composite material demonstrates strongly improved Charpy impact toughness (by a factor of 2.5 compared to Vitreloy 1) and ductility (average fracture strain up to 8.3% in compression and 5.5% in tension).
