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The wet etch rate in hydrofluoric acid shows a gap of over two orders of magnitude when comparing the two a-SiNx:H types, indicating strong differences in the chemical composition.
As expected, expression profiles were nearly identical, by kinetics and magnitude, when comparing raw PPARγ expression (Fig. 4C) to that which was normalized to 18S (Fig. 4D), where expression gradually increased from 2 days post-MDI reaching a plateau at 8 days post-MDI with a 40-fold induction in gene expression.
IFNγ production in response to co-stimulation with IL-2 and live mycobacteria extended over three orders of magnitude when comparing the different donor responses.
The observed differences were similar in magnitude when comparing the CS data set with all four methods for the construction of ICCS data sets.
The presence of distant relatives in the training set also resulted in an increase of r GEBV of similar magnitude when comparing individuals without any distant relative to individuals with at least five distant relatives in the training set.
Differences were fewer and smaller in magnitude when comparing participants included in analyses with those who attended the 14 16 year clinic for whom data was missing on AMH, exposures, or covariates.
Energy transfer efficiencies are enhanced an order of magnitude when compared to solution phase values.
StreetScore allows us to scale up the evaluation of streetscapes by several orders of magnitude when compared to a crowdsourced survey.
The proposed framework offers speed-ups of more than three orders of magnitude when compared to cycle-accurate 3D MPSoC thermal simulators.
Interestingly, emulsion films exhibited excellent oxygen-barrier efficiency, and the OP of the films was decreased by 1−4 orders of magnitude when compared with CH films.
In either case, the proposed methodology is shown to reduce the computational time of the frequency sweep by an order of magnitude when compared to the direct approach.
