The best catalytic performance is achieved on composite materials with intermediate degree of recrystallization.
The incipient lamellae are also suggested to have an intermediate degree of order.
M. paraguayana, a species with an intermediate degree of sensitivity, responded to both habitat quality and availability.
By contrast, cellulose with a low or intermediate degree of sulfation showed increasing ALP activity and expression of Osterix and Noggin with rising concentrations.
The results show that Brazil shares highly interdependent relations with The United States, an intermediate degree of interdependence with Europe and a low degree of interdependence with China.
For the intermediate stiffness PE, an intermediate degree of adhesion was necessary to obtain the largest increase in the impact properties.
Orthoclase has an intermediate degree of ordering of the aluminum and silicon atoms in its aluminosilicate crystal framework, falling between the fully ordered arrangement of microcline and the random arrangement of high-sanidine.
Insect societies show behaviours halfway between societies based on genetically identical members and those created by genetically different individuals; such properties largely reflect their intermediate degree of genetic relatedness.
A polymer (bPOEAA2) with an intermediate degree of branching and approximately equal fraction of secondary and tertiary amines was identified to be optimal in forming stable polyplexes with plasmid DNA.
Communities on clumped fractal landscapes evolved to (or got stuck at) the critical biodiversity threshold, whereas communities with an intermediate degree of order (H = 0.5) generally evolved beyond this point and attained a high level of species richness.
Ganglion cells in animals 2-3 weeks old are innervated to an intermediate degree, indicating that these neurones lose a substantial portion of their initial synaptic contacts during the first few weeks after birth.
