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The time-resolved fluorescence shows single exponential decay with longer lived excited-state lifetime observed upon intercalative interaction.

However, the prolonged decay lifetime observed in Ti0.91O2/CdS hollow spheres reveals that decay dynamics for Ti0.91O2/CdS hollow spheres are fundamentally different from traditional TiO2/CdS system.

The difference in lifetime observed with the expression of GFP-APC and GFP-APC1 1638 GFP-APC1 1638e alonebuted to the refracould index of its environment [28].

I-lignification produces mostly dense lignin with the short fluorescence lifetime observed at the cell corner.

The changes in lifetime observed in the other columns are consistent with the deletion of the first glycine in the matrix portion of Gag preventing myristoylation and therefore inhibiting membrane association and oligomerisation of this protein.

These data help delineate why α-exosite binding is needed for SNAP-25 cleavage and also provide new insights into the extended lifetime observed for BoNT/A LC in vivo.

He had spent a lifetime observing the business of ruling – first within Florence and then across Europe – and he knew only too well that the link between virtue and success was tenuous at best.

"These women had spent a lifetime observing the likes of me evaluating their situation and then disappearing with no meaningful aftereffects upon their lives.

The lifetimes observed in some of the multiaxial experiments were even lower than the design lifetimes that had been supposed to be sufficiently conservative.

The results of this work indicate that catalyst deactivation, not a changing catalyst environment, is responsible for rapid encapsulation of the catalyst by amorphous carbon and thus, the short catalyst lifetimes observed in oxygen-enriched diffusion flames.

The relaxation lifetimes observed at 1619 and 1634 cm 1 are similar (Tables S1 and S2 of the Supporting Information).