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The segregation behavior of elements at dislocations mirrors that at the grain boundary, but at a lower magnitude, except for Si.

The kinetic rate constants found for DNA hybridization on the dendron-modified surface were larger than those reported for a streptavidin-modified surface by one order of magnitude, except for dissociation rate constant for a single mismatched case.

Recordings from the routine and novel electrode pairs were collected and analyzed.All of the SEP amplitudes measured were of similar magnitude except for that of F3-F4, wasch wasignificantlylowerwer (P < 0.001) than all of the other five lead combinations which were assessed (Cz'-FPz, C3'-C4', C3'-F4, Cz'-F3, and Cz'-F4).

The observed changes were relatively small in magnitude, except for MT-CO1, yet distinct between healthy and CVD individuals.

In the PCSc-12 model, all parameters estimated were negative and in descending order of magnitude except for the response choices for two items (SF2 and EWB3).

Furthermore, all estimates of interaction were of small magnitude, except for the combination of obesity and heavy smoking (relative excess risk 1.5, −0.7 to 3.7).

The TRENDY simulations showed excellent agreement with inversion results for a slower rate of FFC CO2 emission increase for both the interannual variations and sink magnitudes, except for magnitudes during 2010 2012.

The seven stars that make up the constellation's distinctive crown-shaped pattern are all 4th-magnitude stars, except for the constellation's brightest star, Alpha Coronae Borealis.

The regression coefficients in the two states are not very different in magnitude except in the intercept,.25 and 1.15 for State 1 and State 2, respectively.

However, the points estimates of associations with memory impairment were of comparable magnitude for all PFAAs except PFOA for which the association with memory impairment was close to null (OR=0.99 (0.97 to 1.03); table 4).

Across chemosynthetic habitats, rates of recruitment are relatively similar (within 1 2 orders of magnitude) for most taxa except bivalves.