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The monovalent ion selectivity of an ion exchange membrane in electrodialysis is greatly dominated by its surface structure and properties.

The CCTO gas sensor is considered non-ohmic device because electric properties are greatly dominated by grain boundary interface states [15].

The physicochemical properties of nanoparticles and their behavior on exposure to physiological media are greatly dominated by their chemical structures and surface characteristics.

What's more, the ammonia concentration plays a key role in the ammonia escape amount, and the heat transfer per unit volume is greatly dominated by the gas flow rate and liquid inlet temperature.

While genes induced by both responses (shared) are greatly dominated by Myc targets and Myc-associated processes, groups of genes preferentially induced by LPS, as expected, show a strong correlation with NF-κB (Fig.  1).

The bacterial gene library of the rim sediment (Chao1 = 25 OTU0.02) was greatly dominated by Psychrobacter (51%) of the order Pseudomonadales, showing a high microdiversity (Fig. 7B) and also included many Clostridiales (Fig. S2) and several sequences of a SEEP-SRB-4 organism.

Conduction on this path is called "surface conductivity" (Cs) which can greatly dominate electrolyte conductivity of water in pores (Cp) and fractures (Cf).

Indeed, partial length sequences that are biased toward the C-terminus greatly dominate the number of published spidroins [ 12].

This yields that the outage performance of the UCR-OR systems is improved greatly and is dominated by the relay link.

An industry that was once greatly scattered is now dominated by six behemoths: Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, and Wells Fargo.

The piece is dominated by greatly enlarged images; grainy and ghostly, they line the walls and are printed on filmy fabric that hangs from the ceiling above the viewer's head in an arrangement that suggests banners but also creates a kind of labyrinth.