These intense edge features can result from the following effects: long-range multiple-scattering effects that are enhanced at the rising edge due to the larger photoelectron mean free path (63) and a formally forbidden two-electron shakedown process which becomes allowed in the excited state (64, 65).
Methods of adjusting the two parameters of each model in fitting short-range excess-attenuation data are suggested as alternatives to the single-parameter method, and as the basis for predicting ground effect at long range and low frequencies.
Since SNPs are often linked to diseases, dedicated oligonucleotides for them can be designed in order to assess their effect in long range interactions and the regulation of the gene transcription.
Consequently, the list of side-effects is long, ranging from Cushing's syndrome, hyperglycemia, myopathia, skin atrophy, osteoporosis, hypertonia, weight gain and immunodeficiency [8].
Although AO has had considerable success in optical astronomy, its complexity, cost, and inability to correct for long range effects makes its widespread adoption for OW problematic.
For the axial direction, Hurst's exponent is larger than 0.5 indicating the persistence of long range effects due to random turbulent eddies.
Two great examples of long range effects are The Quiz Show scandal and the Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction.
It has been demonstrated that in the visual system surround effects are mediated by long range horizontal connections [59].
Moreover, the long range effects of sequence variation have emerged as a general property of many proteins [51] [53].
These pollutants can be carried long distances and may have long range effects.
We attribute so far unexplained long range effects, in particular a trough-shaped position dependence, to molecular dynamics.
