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Devices based on no-protection PbS CQDs exclusively show large internal series resistance and low carrier mobility, resulting in low device performance.

In Figure 4a, the PL spectra of CdS/MEH-PPV nanocomposites, obtained at 175°C and 185°C, for the samples with a weight/weight ratio of 1 4 exclusively show the emission band of conjugated polymer around 550 nm.

All the Se/Te NWs exclusively show a straight morphology which is quite different from the V-shaped or U-shaped Se/Te NWs prepared by using short Te nanorods as crystalline seeds.

These cases demonstrate that high decrease in V T can occur in sensitive tumors; however, there was no clear association, that is, responders did not exclusively show high decrease, as there were two other cases with partial tumor response to erlotinib therapy who showed moderate decrease in V T of 29 and 17%%.

Cave paintings of extinct European cave lions almost exclusively show animals with no manes, suggesting that either they were maneless, or that the paintings depict lionesses as seen hunting in a group.

The department also has assembled a task force of attorneys and economists to examine a business practice known as clearances, license agreements in which theaters obtain permission from studios to exclusively show first-run movies in their theaters within certain zones, thereby blocking nearby rivals from playing the same movie at the same time.

This gallery exclusively shows encaustic artwork.

It now exclusively shows European Champions League football, which should mean more choice, lower customer outlay and more joy, shouldn't it?

01 00 - 01 59: In this segment, Lady GaGa is almost exclusively shown having a partially clothed sex-romp with a strapping young gentleman of the blond variety.

That strategy will have to shift anyway when it starts exclusively showing all Champions League and Europa League games live from 2015-16.

Beyond the game show realm, Microsoft also exclusively shows "The Guild," a sitcom that it bills as "Seinfeld" meets video game culture.