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The electrolyses were performed by maintaining a potential of −1.2 V vs. SCE and varying the Reynolds numbers between 7600 ≤ Re ≤ 45,400.

The obtained experimental results therefore suggest a mechanism for maintaining a potential gradient or asymmetry.

A second useful parameter gave an approximate measure of the selection pressure maintaining a potential matreshka: this was the number of amino acid positions where a stop codon could have arisen, truncating the matreshka but leaving the parent (RefSeq) protein sequence unaffected (see Methods for an explicit example), denoted here Nstop.

The potential tracking of both electrodes revealed that the Zn negative electrode could maintain a potential at −1.2 V, while the CNT positive electrode can be charged to +1.2 V without significant irreversible reactions.

This social structure also maintains a potential influence from peers across CoPs to keep learners' horizons open in adjusting their career plan.

Although both phenotypic and functional analyses suggested that most GS cells are progenitors without SSC activity, single-cell cloning experiments in our previous study showed that a significant proportion of GS cells maintain a potential to function as SSCs [16].

Pfiesteria spp. are likely common and generally benign inhabitants of coastal areas, but their presence maintains a potential for fish and human health problems.

After each addition the cell was equilibrated for 60 s before measuring the photocurrent, which was sufficient to allow stabilisation of the applied current required to maintain a potential of −100 mV vs SCE.

Thus, by an appropriate choice of plasma source, short-duration plasma treatments can be an effective way to functionalize diamond surfaces in various ways while maintaining a wide potential window and a low background current.

During cementation experiments with superimposed electrolysis maintaining a constant potential value, the apparent first order kinetic constant appeared to vary in the same way as, without electrolysis, when copper or zinc ions initial concentrations are changed.

Furthermore, it also presented enhanced stability vs. Pd/C when subjected to degradation tests, maintaining a constant potential over time, even working at high current densities (80 and 125 mA cm−2).