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The SERS spectra obtained after a heating time of 1 min displayed the highest relative intensity at 1362 cm−1.

The fiber made from Solution I1 with the highest Eu3+ concentration of 250 mM and Solution II shows the highest relative intensity of 90.81%.

These spectra were merged using the mzClust_hclust function in xcms [53] (parameters eppm = (5 times 10^{-6}) and eabs = 0.001 Da) to create peaks with the mean m/z value and highest (relative) intensity and retained where they contained at least one fragment peak other than the precursor.

Lateral posterior and posterior nuclei exhibited the highest relative intensity among all of the brain regions analyzed.

The bands (1 and 6) had the highest relative intensity (Fig.  3b), which can indicate that they were the dominant fungi during fermentation.

The bands 3, 4, and 11 could be detected throughout the fermentation process and were dominant bands during all MMF fermentation process with highest relative intensity (Fig.  2b).

Interestingly, at this time point these were the highest relative intensities not only in the cerebellum but in the entire brain, even if compared to the distal CA3 region of the hippocampus.

The highest relative intensities of DP3 10 fructans in blades were detected for tri- and tetrameric oligomers (DP3 and DP4), followed by approx. 4-fold lower intensities of m/ z signals corresponding to DP5 8 fructan oligomers.

The higher relative intensity ratio (I D/I G) of CGACF, in comparison to that of CGCF, confirms the much more developed porosity, i.e., structural defects.

Moreover, the much higher relative intensity of the (002) diffraction peak provides evidence that the nanorods are preferentially oriented in the c-axis direction perpendicular to the substrate.

Such low relative intensity of the lines associated with fluctuations of carbon atoms is obviously explained by the high relative intensity of the lines that correspond to fluctuations of functional groups.