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Values from the present study are indicated by large green circles, while literature data are indicated by black symbols according to the legend Fig. 8 Influence of pressure on V D for bridgmanite.

Experimental values from the present study are indicated by large colored circles, while Brillouin scattering data from the literature are indicated by small black triangles (Jackson et al. 2005) and small black circles (Murakami et al. 2007).

De Abreu et al. (2017) showed that the post-sunset EIA is produced by the plasma fountain arising from the pre-reversal vertical drift enhancement in the F-region (as indicated by large sunset increases of h′F and decreases of foF2).

The cell with an MPL showed voltage changes of 0.1 V when navigating the design space of temperatures from 40 °C to 75 °C and cathode stoichiometries from 1.5 to 3. The voltage of the cell without MPL had a strong dependence on temperature indicated by large voltage changes of 0.4 V over the temperature range of 40 75 °C.

This was indicated by large numbers of Symbiodinium cells in coral juvenile squash preparations.

Resistance was overestimated in the scenario with no buffer relative to the buffer of real data (Figures 4 5) for sites in both the inner (d = 1.50) and outer (d = 0.90) cores, as indicated by large effect sizes (Table 2).

If plants gain resources (indicated by larger replacement bulbs), they produce first only bulbils, not flowers.

Measurements to the upper right corresponded to L4 nematodes, as indicated by larger log(TOF) and log(EXT) values.

Epiphyte generalization (indicated by larger values of Gkepi) increased with network size in old-growth forests, but it did not vary with size in disturbed forest (figure 2c).

The finding of a greater preservation of a-wave amplitude in comparison to b-wave (indicated by larger amplitude ratios when comparing treated to untreated eyes) is expected.

Although polar bears possess mechanically efficient skulls, as indicated by larger bite forces for a given muscle effort (Fig. 2A), we found that they also possess energetically inefficient and structurally weaker skulls (Fig. 2b; Fig. 3).