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The widened retardation peaks with increasing retardation time reflect the different retardation processes during the holding stage.

The observed order in the column experiment was, with increasing retardation, the following: benzene=pyrrole=toluene=o-xylene=p-xylene=ethylbenzene=phenol=benzothiophene=benzofuran

The scar tissue shows areas of strong birefringence, especially recognizable in the retardation image as an area of increased retardation oscillations.

The retardation map displayed in Fig. 4(f) shows increased retardation values in the superior and inferior region around the optic nerve head which are caused by the thick nerve fiber bundles of the RNFL layer in these areas.

In order to observe this birefringence, which leads to a linear increased retardation with depth, we first need to compensate the 3D polarization sensitive data for the birefringence of the anterior segment.

The batches of cellulose derivatives with heterogeneous dispersed substituents might carry more binding epitopes and/or such of a nature that can create stronger binding affecting the overall CBM-cellulose polymer interaction, reflected in an increased retardation in the AE gels.

In both cases a classical knee was observed upon unloading consistent with closure which disappeared during the accelerated growth following OL, before increasing during retardation.

The presence of the pore wall causes two basic effects on the particle velocity: first, the local solute concentration gradients on the particle surface are altered by the wall, thereby speeding up or slowing down the particle; secondly, the wall increases viscous retardation of the moving particle.

The presence of the plane walls causes two basic effects on the droplet velocity: first, the local temperature gradient on the droplet surface is altered by the walls, thereby speeding up or slowing down the droplet; secondly, the walls increase viscous retardation of the moving droplet.

The presence of the neighboring walls causes two basic effects on the particle velocity: first, the local solute concentration gradient on the particle surface is enhanced or reduced by the walls, thereby speeding up or slowing down the particle; secondly, the walls increase viscous retardation of the moving particle.

The column tests revealed that as the shale content increased, the retardation factors of Zn, Cd, Pb, and Cr increased, while the diffusion coefficients of Zn, Cd, and Pb decreased.