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A photocurable low viscosity monomer is dispensed dropwise to meet the pattern density requirements of the device, thus enabling imprint patterning with a uniform residual layer across a field and across entire wafers.

Once expression is enabled, imprinting cluster-specific mechanisms promote or prevent transcription of individual alleles.

The patterned area in each 300-nm period mould is 10 mm × 10 mm, while that for the 150-nm period mould is 5 mm × 5 mm, enabling equal-sized imprints to be replicated over a wafer surface.

Subsequently, a MIP layer for histamine was grown onto the functionalized surface by RAFT crosslinking polymerization, enabling control over the imprint structure.

The unique properties of the resist had enabled a novel imprint process that combines the advantages of both thermal and UV-curable NIL such as low pressure, short processing time with a wider choice of imprint mold materials.

Future dark energy experiments together with CMB data from experiments like Planck could dramatically improve our ability to constrain cosmic curvature under such models enabling us to probe possible imprints of quantum gravity.

The imprinting enables multiple replication of the stamp image to GMN [14, 16], that is, mass fabrication of GMN structures.

High volume production through roll-to-roll imprinting is another extension enabling low cost transistors capable of addressing the needs of the booming flexible electronics market [35].

The vision was imprinted on the architect's mind, enabling him to conceive the plan for the dzong without putting the vision on paper and to build it.

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We achieved residual-layer-free 3D imprinting irrespective of the initial residual thickness and enabling fabrication cost.