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These studies support an earlier claim that the composition dependence of nucleation in this glass is dominated by changes in the crystal glass interfacial energy.

The decreasing order of Gibbs free energy change at 328 K (ΔG328) S22E/N32D > N181R > S22E > Wild-type > S27E ≈ N54E > N32D correlates well with the thermotolerance results, and is dominated by changes in ΔHND which is consistent with increased in hydrogen bonding in the thermostable mutants.

BBC editors looked at the fallout from George Osborne's Budget dominated by changes to tax allowances.

As expected, Figure 1 shows that the temporal variations in all three parameters are dominated by changes in solar activity related to the solar cycle.

Since each of the eight coal-fired units experienced precipitous output declines in 2015 relative to 2008 regardless of regional renewable growth, such trends are likely dominated by changes associated with increased natural gas generation and demand curtailment programs.

This effect is dominated by changes of inclination and to some extent also declination of the Earth's magnetic field, but changes of field strength cannot be neglected, as well.

Dimas et al 14 evaluated the productivity of 22 Greek public hospitals, and found that productivity changes were dominated by technical change.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00467.004 Figure 2C,D suggest that the effect of changes in background on a cell's spike output is dominated by the changes in excitatory input.

(5) These apparent discrepancies can be reconciled assuming that the energetic impact of a single LNA in the duplex interior is dominated by entropic changes, and the subsequent addition of consecutive LNAs stabilizes duplexes by favorable enthalpic changes that are associated with enhanced stacking interactions.

An important feature of hybrid (composite) material was that its electrochromic properties were dominated by color changes occurring in the PANI component.

Consistent with our expectations, there is a link between potassium content in char and its reactivity; however, it is found that for lignite chars in particular the potential impact of potassium is dominated by the changes of char chemical structure.