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18F-FDG fat tissue uptake was higher in females compared with that in males, which might be explained by a higher generation of fat deposits in females.
These observations can be explained by the fact that the increase in concentration of peroxydisulfate results in higher generation of hydroxyl and sulfate radicals (Figure2).
These observations can be explained by the fact that the increase in concentration of peroxydisulfate results in higher generation of hydroxyl and sulfate radicals and improves the photooxidative degradation of the MDEA consequently.
The emergence of the second (in some cases higher) generation of immigrants3 has led to a growing literature on the school-to-work transition and early labor market performance of these cohorts.
Higher concentration of microorganisms in the bulk solution leads to higher adhesion and microbial growth on the membrane surface as well as higher generation of EPS which fouls the membrane and reduces membrane flux (Al-Juboori and Yusaf 2012).
This observation suggests a higher generation of effector T cells by these adjuvants.
The results showed that as-synthesized products with higher generations of dendrimer, have more adsorption capacity compared to products with lower generations of dendrimer and sole chitosan.
As recrystallisation proceeds, recrystallisation twinning develops strongly and facilitates rapid growth; the first and higher generations of twins then tend to obscure the initial primary crystallographic relation between the SB and recrystallisation nuclei.
These results demonstrated that higher generations of DNA dendrimer are larger in size.
Similarly, the sizes of the polyplexes formed using higher generations of dendrimers fell into a narrow range from 55 to 59 nm, with highly positively charged surfaces with ζ-potentials ranging from 20 to 25 mV.
Among test groups, samples with SPA = 0 indicated the thickest fibers and highest generation of stress fibers (Fig. 4d).
