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The comonomer units in one part show a tendency to alternate while the ethylene units in the other part show an enhanced tendency to form blocks.

Fluorinated amphiphiles, therefore, have an enhanced tendency to self-assemble in various media into stable, highly organized fluorinated colloids, thus generating organized nanometer-size fluorous phases, i.e. fluorous domains with at least one dimension in the nanometer range.

Results show that, for Group II alloys having modulated martensite at reasonable temperatures, the increase in Ni addition results in an enhanced tendency to the formation of non-modulated (NM) martensite, whereas the proper Mn addition leads to the stabilization of seven-layered modulated (7M) martensite, which serves as the structural ground state of martensite.

The neutral polymer exhibits an enhanced tendency to form large aggregates in the presence of salt (Fig.  9a).

This pattern is associated with enhanced tendency to LDL oxidation, and a reduction in the ability of HDL to promote cellular cholesterol efflux.

The enhanced tendency of PrPT183A to form aggregates may result from the intracellular accumulation of the mutant protein.

According to the overall results, Roll E can be chosen as the optimum sample considering the appropriate porosity and pore size and the resultant enhanced tendency of the cells to growth within this structure.

Considering the Ca distribution map and Ca peak in EDXA elemental profile, the enhanced tendency of the cells to calcification is remarkable when they were seeded on coral-loaded roll scaffold.

Unpublished data shows that the risks of using chemical agents, such as an enhanced tendency towards suicidal behaviour, seem to have been significantly underplayed.

This may indicate self-stacking, canceling the enhanced tendency, observed in the other isomers, to associate with other molecules.