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The global mean tropospheric lifetime of CO is relatively long at approximately 2 months (e.g., Prather 1996) and seasonal and spatial CO lifetime variations have been reported in the study of Duncan et al. (2007).

In order to explain the thermal barrier coating lifetime variations between the various bondcoat morphologies, the roughness profiles of high velocity oxyfuel, vacuum plasma sprayed and air plasma sprayed bondcoats were evaluated using fractal analysis.

In this study we have monitored donor lifetime variations in the frequency (phase) domain where the excitation light is sinusoidally modulated at 80.218 MHz to excite the sample.

Measurement of the subtle fluorescence lifetime variations across a dentin restoration interface allows the sensitive detection of newly-formed Tetracycline-bound minerals.

Lifetime variations of U-Cd and proteins were derived from linear regression that included age as a natural cubic spline function and by combining all data except those from smokers.

Figure 4 Effective minority carrier lifetime variation.

This thickness difference should not cause the significant lifetime variation (35 and 67 μs for the samples without and with the pretreatment).

As-coated TBC specimens were selected for analysis based on individual statistical significance in overall lifetime variation (i.e. early failures to long-lasting).

Therefore, pulse pile-up could be ruled out as the leading cause for the expression level-dependent fluorescence lifetime variation.

In this section, I draw on evolutionary theory to propose a new perspective on lifetime variation in testosterone exposure and consequent rates of prostate cancer.

Fluorescence intensity-based correction for the GFP fluorescence lifetime variation offered by Eq. (2) resulted in an estimated average FRET efficiency drop of (1.0 ± 0.2)%.