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The presence of HA induced significantly lesser generation of self-polymers and enhanced cross-coupling between HA and self-polymers via C-O-C, C-N-C and C-C coupling pathways.

On the other hand, when the coverage of TiO2 surface by WO3 exceeds the critical limit or TiO2 surface is mostly covered by WO3, photons will largely be absorbed by WO3 ensuing lesser generation of electrons or photocurrents, noting the fact that WO3 is an intrinsically less active photocatalyst than TiO2. Figure 2 Potentiodynamic behavior of TiO 2 with respect to the thickness of WO 3 layers.

The partially different mechanism of TNF-α inhibition between ETN and anti-TNF-α monoclonal antibodies may explain the lesser generation of autoantibodies in patients treated with ETN in comparison with IFX, as well as the clinical efficacy of IFX and ADA but not of ETN in the treatment of granulomatous diseases such as Crohn disease and Wegener granulomatosis.

Mozart strolled past, as did later and lesser generations of Viennese.Animals arrived only gradually.

The longitudinal regularity of the road surface appears to be the dominant factor (as shown in Fig. 5), while the increase of vehicles speed has got a much lesser influence on the generation of vibration.

All these approaches have in common to a greater or lesser extent the random generation of test cases with the aim of driving the targeted program to an unexpected and possibly exploitable state.

The suppression or promotion of DIST can be attributed mainly to the increment of the austenite grain boundary area associated with deformation, especially the development of serration and bulging, and, to a lesser extent, to the generation of high-angle boundaries by austenite grain subdivision.

Cultural variation in the population is maintained by migration of new groups, residential segregation of groups defined by their culture and ethnicity, the maintenance of language of origin by the first and, to a lesser degree, the second generation of immigrants, and the existence of formal social organizations (religious institutions, clubs, community or family-based associations).

They trusted that Apple could deliver something that would just work without the glitches and disappointments that dependably accompany the first generation of products from lesser companies.

He was the first professional photographer in Japan, where he trained Ueno Hikoma, Maeda Genzō, Horie Kuwajirō, as well as lesser known members of the first generation of Japanese photographers.

The long-term biological hazards associated with the use of organochloride, organophosphate and carbamate pesticides propelled the introduction of a new generation of pesticides with a lesser degree of persistence.