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The typical Raman spectra (Figure2b) of the few-layer graphene has three main peaks which are commonly referred to as the D band (approximately 1,350 cm−1), G band (approximately 1,580 cm−1) and the 2D band (approximately 2,650 cm−1).

For a typical detection event, function e(m) would have two main peaks, which would appear while approaching the target and departing from the target (see third rows of Figures 6c and 7c), in other words near to borders of the target in the scanning direction.

Enzyme treatment produced six main peaks which were present in all chromatographs generated from each of the four leaf positions assessed.

The main unfolding pathway of bR is characterised by the presence of three main peaks, which suggest a pairwise unfolding of the transmembrane helices [ 22].

The S1 CET spectrum shows mixed features characteristic of Mn III) and Mn(IV) compounds, having two main peaks, which supports the mixed oxidation states of Mn III) and Mn(IV) in the S1 state assigned earlier by the EPR and XANES studies.

The low-frequency source-time function is characterized by initial increase in energy, the main peak which decays away rather rapidly, and a second peak at the end of the event.

Both Ni 2p and Co 2p core level region shows a complex spectral profile (Fig. 3) containing mixture of core level and intense shake-up satellite signals towards the higher BE side of the main peak, which can be ascribed to the multi-electron excitation processes [42].

In practice, however, we may observe one or more small peaks other than the main peak, which are caused by the noise in the data.

The first two parameters describe the position and the width of the main peak, which is modeled by a Gaussian distribution.

We find that side peaks do not co-occur with one another in curves as frequently as main peaks do, which may imply a synergistic effect occurring between helices.

The area of those satellites is about 20% of the main corresponding Ti peaks, which is close to 24% or 25% reported in literature [52].