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Compared with conventional rigid SERS substrates, separation, preconcentration of analytes can be realized by a surface chemical gradient and electrostatic interaction created by polyelectrolyte coating-paper.

The subsequent rise of the second normal-stress difference as revealed by the simulation is shown mainly arising from the coupling of the recoil of the stretched bond in the direction of deformation and the anisotropy in the hydrodynamic interaction created by the step deformation.

species with few interactions ('specialist' species) preferentially interact with species with many interactions ('generalist' species)— and a dense core of interactions created by symmetric interactions between generalist species.

Protein transport within the boundary layer is evaluated using the Maxwell Stefan transport equations, accounting for electrostatic interactions created by filtering charged protein molecules.

Larger net present values can be achieved using policies that explicitly consider evolving spatial interactions created by fire spread, compared to policies that ignore the spatial dimension of the inter-temporal optimization problem.

Negligible trophic interactions created by identification of niche vacancies are important considerations for project success and wider acceptance in the scientific and NGO communities.

Thirteen of them are interactions created by known hot spots in at least one PPI chain and six of them are created by pairs of interacting hot spots.

196 Some 1D aperiodic PhCs including 1D Fibonacci quasi-crystalline PhCs demonstrate PBGs which originate from short-range interactions created by a localized resonance state which decay via a power law relation, while the long range interaction decays linearly.

As is shown in Figure 6, the incorrect interactions created by the error consistently received a low MIscore, when compared with the correctly annotated data, which has scored more highly as it has been confirmed by additional interaction evidences present in the database.

Each element that you interact with (and there is a lot of interaction) was created by a different set of skilled people, before you even arrive at the objects on display.

Each element that you interact with (and there is a lot of interaction) was created by a different set of skilled people, before you even arrive at the objects on display.