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Accordingly, the decreasing of conducting polymer contents in nanocomposites causes lesser contribution of pseudo capacitance, leading to smaller CV area and specific capacitance.

Our results show that the R5 phenotype predominates among viruses in Botswana, with a lesser contribution of viruses showing the dualtropic X4R5 phenotype.

This, and the general attenuation of the CNV amplitude in the imagery session, is consistent with the idea of a lesser contribution of more posterior (primary) motor areas to the preparatory activity in the imagery session e.g. [15].

Network analysis similarly suggests a lesser contribution of p53 to bystander response.

The identity of the P1 residue is critical, with a lesser contribution of the P1' site and adjacent residues [ 27, 28].

In both cases, tail current is reflective of the activation phase of L-type Ca2+ current and a lesser contribution of residual Na+ current.

The efforts in the second half of Scott Parker contrasted with the lesser contributions of Rafael van der Vaart and Adebayor.

A different distribution of the samples was observed, however, at the beginning (3 s) and towards the end (75 and 120 s) of the evaluations, with lesser contributions of these instants to the compromise plot.

Adjusting for social deprivation, walkability of residential location was primarily influenced by common environment with lesser contributions of unique environment and genetic factors among younger twins, while unique environment most strongly influenced walkability, with small genetic and common environment effects, among older twins.

For genomes with the Apl-type USS the first two positions of USS cores show a weaker consensus than the other positions, suggesting that they may make a lesser contribution to the specificity of DNA binding and uptake.

When the QD-matrix interface is spherical, the energy of polarization interaction between the electron and the hole makes a significantly lesser contribution to the potential energy of the Hamiltonian.