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All the blends remained transparent, even after curing by a reaction induced phase separation process (RIPS) of the epoxy phase and hence suggests the development of microphase separation and nanostructure formation.

The combination of a lysozyme surface with Tween 20 gives a greater degree of adsorption of L. monocytogenes than E. coli, and hence suggests selectivity for the more hydrophobic E. coli may be reduced by the Tween 20.

A three-stage model that accounts for the geometry of the nanostructures described well the value of the enhancement factor obtained experimentally from the FN law, and hence suggests a possible explanation of our observations.

The present study hence suggests that LBP may be used as a preventive TCM for diseases associated with I/R such as amaurosis fugax and acute glaucoma.

This is the first demonstration that increased ROS production occurs early in a mammalian model of PD prior to neuronal stress and apoptosis, and hence suggests that it has an important role in the pathogenesis of neuronal dysfunction and death.

The positive correlation with aromatase hence suggests an up-regulatory effect of E2 on 11βHSD1 expression in adipose tissue, but this may also be related to glucocorticoids driving the promoter activity of the aromatase gene [29].

This has raised concerns on effective use of the systems and hence suggesting an additional opportunity in energy efficiency improvement.

Water-mediated interactions are shown to participate in the binding, hence, suggesting additional site-directed mutagenesis experiments.

At large currents, only a single peak appears for the polarization at 45° with no other visible frequency component, hence suggesting a behaviour close to a periodic solution with a frequency around 8 GHz.

Taken together these findings hence suggest that successful learning of unicycling was mirrored by structural brain alterations in relevant (i.e., task-specific) brain networks supporting cognitive and motor-related functions.

The modified strip theory is hence suggested as a general and effective steady aerodynamic tool for the multidisciplinary design and optimisation of flexible wings in the subsonic regime.