The increased characteristic temperatures are strong indications of the enhanced nucleation of the silicon phase.
The logic connection from covalent bonding to small 3D ES barrier and then to increased characteristic length scale of growing nanorods may apply to Al.
Increased characteristic path length was revealed, providing further support for the presence of a reshaped global topology in cortical connectivity networks under fatigue state.
TTH-patients were significantly more affected in the RDC-Screening by increased characteristic pain intensity (CPI) regarding self reported temporomandibular pain (TMP) (p<0.001), decreased quality of life (p<0,001), and the total sleep score (p<0.001) compared to healthy controls).
Statistical analysis of the topological properties at the global level revealed that the early blind showed a significantly decreased degree of connectivity, a decreased global efficiency and an increased characteristic path length compared with controls.
Two-sample t-tests indicated that the anatomical network for early blindness had a significantly increased characteristic path length (Lp) (p = 0.02), a reduced global efficiency (Eglob) (p = 0.01) and a decreased degree of connectivity (Kp) (p = 0.008).
Compared with controls, early blind subjects showed a decreased degree of connectivity, a reduced global efficiency, and an increased characteristic path length in their brain anatomical network, especially in the visual cortex.
In this study, we found that the superior and middle occipital gyrus, and the cuneus were the most significantly altered regions in the occipital lobe of the early blind, with decreased degree and global efficiency and increased characteristic path length.
However, systematic removal of hubs increased characteristic path length to a threshold beyond which it rapidly collapsed due to splintering of the core network into small subnetworks.
In both models of early CRC we observed a significantly increased characteristic size of heterochromatin aggregates, quantified via run length, which is consistent with the karyometric study from Ref. [ 15].
