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In this paper, we present the site Gondo in Valais (Fig. 1a) which showed the highest amplification (factor 70) among all the investigated sites.

We analyze the experimentally studied processes described in the title to understand the higher amplification factor (by 2x) for perturbations in the CuO-catalyzed reaction.

Third, a high amplification factor is required, so that the WGA generates a useful amount of DNA from small starting samples.

Some comparative studies systematically indicate that the low-cost wind-tunnel techniques and steady RANS simulations can provide accurate results (∼10%) at high amplification factors (>1) while their accuracy can deteriorate at lower amplification factors (<1).

This does not necessarily compromise the accuracy of PLW comfort assessment, because the higher amplification factors provide the largest contribution to the discomfort exceedance probability in the comfort criterion.

While this method offers high amplification factors and sensitive, visual detection of biotinylated DNA molecules using assay conditions favorable for field implementation, analysis thus far is largely limited to a qualitative, positive/negative determination of the presence of model 3′-biotin-labeled capture sequences.

To provide low noise with highest electronic amplification factors, a bioamplifier with headstage system (DAM80, World Precision Instruments, Berlin, Germany) was used (settings: 10 000, low filter of 300 Hz and high filter of 3 kHz).

The amplification factor higher than 1.2 is thought to be reasonable.

It is found that although [30/−60/−60/30] lamination shows the highest maximum vertical deflection but [−45/45/45/−45] lamination has the highest value of the dynamic amplification factor.

Bridge skewness was found to increase fundamental natural frequency of the bridge; this leads to a shift in the dynamic amplification factor towards higher speeds and alterations of its magnitude.

Generally, the short-period amplification factor (F_{a}) (Fig. 14) reaches the highest values for sites with intermediate to high fundamental frequency and low velocities at shallow depth.