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Recently, subwavelength nanostructures, such as nanowires, nanospheres and nanorods, resulting in a graded refractive index, emerged as ideal optical structures for ARC application.

Japan's benchmark index emerged above the 8,000 level Tuesday, buoyed by some rare positive U.S. economic data and the U.S. Senate's confirmation of Timothy Geithner as Treasury secretary.

While some of the information pertaining to the functioning of the labour markets has been collected by the WEF for over two decades5, it is not before 2004 that the LME index emerged formally as one of the 12 "pillars of productivity and competitiveness" of which GCI is comprised.

In linear regression analysis, an inverse and significant correlation between FD and apoptosis index emerged, confirming that a higher apoptosis rate corresponded to more simple mucosal folding even if there was no significant difference in apoptosis index in relation to the diet.

The effects of the various rheological parameters are investigated, and the flow behaviour index emerges as the most influential.

When their error variances were correlated, improved fit indices emerged.

In addition, no significant correlations between NGF level and cognitive performance indices emerged at post-test for the control group (.37 ≥ P ≥.17).

In addition to obvious peak at spectral index −1, two additional population of smaller spectral indices emerge at −1.5 and −2.2.

When assembled in different combinations, three indices emerge that reflect soil productive potential, namely: the (1) surface stability, (2) infiltration capacity, and (3) the nutrient cycling potential of the landscape.

Their error variances were correlated, with improved fit indices emerging.

While multiple comorbidity indices are available, each with unique advantages and disadvantages, no single index has emerged as clearly superior to the others.