Thus, the charge leaking effects on exciton emission from the ground and excited levels are similar, and the PL qualitative features are not expected to change substantially.
First came a kind of slow-leak effect, giving me the immediate worry that Kingsley, when fully deflated, would sprawl out into the street on both sides of the island, where there were cars, trucks, sneezing buses.
In hyperthyroid ducklings, the higher basal proton leak may indicate that either a given protein level is required to observe a leak effect or that other mechanisms such as T3-induced changes in membrane phospholipid composition also contribute to membrane leakiness.
Air-leak effects were observed in frequencies up to 10 kHz, but their effects above 1 kHz were unpredictable.
This phenomenon was not likely owing to simple "light leak" effects with the blue light emitting over the rat eyes.
In routine assessment of air-leak effects on absorbance, it may be reasonable to adjust the stringency of the air-leak criteria according to the importance of the 0.1 0.2 frequency range to the particular absorbance measurement.
Air-leak effects were also observed at frequencies up to 10 kHz, but the size and direction of the effects on ear-canal absorbance were unpredictable above 1 kHz.
The air-leak effects on absorbance were the least for the two frequency bands below 5 kHz (1 2 and 2 5 kHz) (Figs. 3 and 6), which is fortunate because this frequency range may have the greatest potential for diagnosing middle-ear pathology (e.g., Keefe et al. 1993; Sanford & Feeney 2008; Hunter et al. 2013).
We think that the problem of external effects leaking into the main field model, which we discuss in the present paper in relation with global field models, might be a problem for the SCHA too.
The most common side effect is leaking of alcohol onto the liver or into the abdominal cavity.
