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Whereas upon increasing the oxygen content (x ≈ 55%), the (002) is the dominant reflection and an amorphous layer was formed, surrounding the nitride grains as confirmed by HRTEM.

The high intensity of the (200) peak shows that PbS NCs have a large number of (200) planes, making it the dominant reflection in the diffraction feature.

The high intensity of (111) peak indicates that the elongated particles have a large number of (111) planes thus making that peak the dominant reflection in the first diffraction feature [35].

In addition to representing the dominant reflection from the coverslip-buffer interface, the term A also accounts for the constant, considerably weaker reflections from the optical elements.

The FO-CDS operator enhances weak diffraction events which would be covered by dominant reflections in other methods.

Instead, characteristic reflections coexist over the entire rotation range, such as the three dominant reflections from the [211] zone axis orientation that are pointed out by arrows.

This suggests that instead of the dominant reflections and scattering off the stratum corneum, that the QC light is penetrating the tissue deeper than the FTIR broadband source.

By the comparison with the conventional TFPF, fx-decon and the PT-TFPF, we deduced that AL-TFPF performs better in effective components preservation, in particular for high dominant frequency reflection events.

The investigated wavelength range lies between 400 nm and 800 nm and the range of scanning angle is confined to 30° to 90° (see Fig. 1a), since the transmission is dominant over reflection in intensity for our investigated samples, and direct transmission (scattering angle below 30°) is omitted.

Through blog content analysis, the dominant type of reflection was monologue.

Moreover, they all show the same trigonal perovskite phase with the dominant (111) lattice reflection of 2θ at 14.15°.