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% was invariable at the investigated range of decomposition duration (Figure 11).
And the applied voltage keeps invariable at different set currents in measurements.
In accordance with precursor component analysis (Figure 9), the concentration of carbonate- and acetate-containing precursors was primarily invariable at the investigated range of decomposition duration, and complex decomposition occurred with the destruction of hydroxy-containing compounds.
With the increase in temperature difference, the optimal N increases at smaller currents of I ≤ 1.0 A, however, it is almost invariable at larger currents of I ≥ 1.5 A.
Analysis of integrated peak intensities (Fig. 4b) showed, that the I D /(I D + I G ) ratio remains almost invariable at annealing temperature up to 160 °C and increases significantly at higher temperatures, thus reflecting increase in disorder of GO.
The above repulsive and adsorptive interfaces are invariable at low V, but, subjected to high V, become a partially adsorptive one and a partially repulsive one, respectively, adjacent to the liquid side.
In each experiment for both cadmium and zinc metal ions, weighed quantity of adsorbent was added to a specific volume of standard solution and after adjusting the desired pH, the mixture was agitated at invariable speed at room temperature keeping contact time constant.
This increase in accuracy is consistent with our earlier result (the gamma parameter being significantly reduced in order to incorporate invariable sites at the short sequence length) meaning that at high values of α, such as 1.0 or 2.0, the separate invariable sites parameter is explicitly required by the model to account for the proportion of invariable sites.
The RtREV+I+G+F model of protein evolution was used with the proportion of invariable sites at 0.236014, 4 rates of protein evolution with alpha set at 0.849433, 100 bootstraps were used in the primary ML tree of 12 species.
After being diluted with 300 ml deionized water, the PL spectra show a single-emission peak at 443 nm, which is invariable as the excitation wavelength varies (Fig. 3d; the excitation wavelengths progressively increasing from 330 to 410 nm).
Furthermore, 5 out of the 8 mutations in the head of the F protein are concentrated in a short invariable region at position 364 411, suggesting that the observed mutations are actually selected over time by the host immune responses.
