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Several lesions exhibited close to zero growth; two in particular exhibited considerably negative growth because on subsequent imaging they were no longer detected.

In all cases, the proposed algorithm exhibited close agreements with the experimental time space series.

Among these techniques, electrospinning of the polymers into fibrous meshes with combination of nanoscale and microscale fibers has exhibited close physical characteristics of the extracellular matrix of cells.

Alluvial terraces are typically exhibited close to the source ridges of mass movements, and strath terraces along the downstream parts of rivers.

Compared to peptide P, the single and double amino acid substituted peptides (on both the polar and the non-polar faces) exhibited close antimicrobial activities with MIC values from 1 2 μmol/L against Gram-negative and Gram-positive bacteria.

At the proposed physiological doses of plasma VC (Du et al., 2012), ranging from 35 to 70 µmol/L, VC exhibited close to the optimal suppressive effect on senescence (compared between 68% in control group, 20%23%% in physiological dosages (35 70 µmol/L), and 10% in optimal dose (280 560 µmol/L) (Fig. 1B).

Because of the similar activation energy, ZGGO Cr3+ and ZGGO Cr3+,exhibitedbited closed thermal stability, indicating Eu3+ incorporation did not significantly affect the thermal stability.

Similarly, genes included in both pathways exhibited closer relationships in expression patterns between drought and salt stresses.

In the range of investigated solid concentration, liquid velocity exhibits close agreement at different solid concentrations.

If station-based data are used, the evaluation should aim at incorporating several stations which exhibit close spatial correlation and which have large similarities in their climatic specifications.

However, it is also observed that carbonyl and amide groups on the backbone and certain residues, such as Arg and Pro, also exhibit close interactions with the surface.