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High hydroxyl content leads to a high hydrophilicity hence resulting in a high water and salt partition coefficient.

If these substitutions occur in germ cells, they constitute a heritable mutation that may eventually rise to polymorphic frequencies, hence resulting in a SNP that is methylation associated.

Increasing protein accessibility on the yeast surface by modifying the glycosylation content thus proved to be a valuable approach in increasing the cell wall associated activity of an immobilised enzyme, hence resulting in a more effective biocatalyst system.

When L* < 0.87W* + 0.62, by contrast, the impact from inland exceeds that from lateral and hence, resulting in a smaller maximum interface toe location and a higher maximum pumping rate.

Hence, resulting in a mean extensional stiffness of 2.60 N ± 0.93 N. Figure 2 Measurement results.

The size of the ALL is expected to reduce with age, hence resulting in a decreasing maximum load.

According to various technical characterization, the ACSTS can provide dual-functions of light absorption and charge transfer, hence resulting in an enhanced short-circuit photocurrent density of 18.68 mA cm−2 and a higher FF of 63% compared with other DSSCs.

When both mechanisms are at work, the latter might prevail, hence resulting in an increase of the epidemic threshold with respect to the standard case, in which both ingredients are absent.

This is in good agreement with our observation that the sizes of hillocks on the film surface gradually increase with raising the deposition temperature, hence resulting in an increased RMS value.

However, the WL-Kaldi system does not employ the training/development data for acoustic model training, and the language model does not include the decoded sentence, hence resulting in an unbiased system towards the training/development data.

At low excitation power, the PL signal is dominated by localized exciton recombination, whose energy distribution shrinks with increasing Bi, moving from a set of quasi-discrete energy levels to a quasi-band formation with a larger density of states (see illustration in the top of Figure 4 inset), and hence resulting in an enhanced contribution to the PL spectrum.