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In acetonitrile, the results show an ultrafast excited state quenching of the modified dyes due to an expected electron transfer process from the Fc(s) to L1. Adsorbed onto TiO2, an electron transfer process is also detected from Fc to the oxidized dye (L1+).

When the apogee of the satellite is located at a high latitude, the expected electron flux is low.

On November 3, 2003, the rise of the fbEs to 7.5 MHz (letter C) represented an additional 37.7 × 104 electrons/cm3 (146 %), i.e., one and a half times the expected electron density for the corresponding location, height, and time.

As expected, electron micrographs of the pPGEK-expressing leaf tissues showed the presence of large, electron-dense, spherical PB-like structures in the cells.

The larger linear factor (0.73 against 0.33) could be interpreted as a smaller than expected acceptor ability of the framework or, alternatively, as a larger than expected electron transfer from the guest atoms.

As expected, electron-dense aggregates indicative of condensed chromatin ultrastructure were clearly visible within nuclei from shield stage embryos (6 hpf) (Fig. 2d, h).

As a result of this, the expected electron-hole distance diminishes.

In the present study, OLM was selected based on its therapeutic importance, clinical success, and the expected electron-donating ability.

This pushes the energy levels upwards, and larger values of the expected electron-hole distance are then obtained.

The value of the expected electron-hole distance then suffers a sudden rise which reflects in the drop ofE b observed.

In the present study, ATR-Ca was selected based on its therapeutic importance, clinical success, and the expected electron-donating ability.