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The calculated highest occupied molecular orbital and lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (HOMO-LUMO) gap is reduced to 0.32 eV, which is markedly smaller as compared to pristine (5, 5) CNT having HOMO-LUMO gap of 1.52 eV.
When plants are repeatedly wounded their growth is reduced, and in extreme examples their leaves are markedly smaller, as revealed in bonsai trees.
Fairfield outrebounded St. John's, 44-38, remarkable for a team markedly smaller at every position.
Micelles are markedly smaller in size as compared to typical diffusion film thickness.
Scrope Doig described the eggs as being markedly smaller than the house sparrow's, measuring 0.7 × 0.5 in (1.3 × 1.8 cm) and similarly greenish or greyish with highly variable blotches, striations, and other markings.
dPANK/Fbl-depleted cells showed a markedly smaller increase in histone acetylation (as for H4K16-ac), or a smaller increase combined with delayed increase in histone acetylation (as for H3-ac and H2K5-ac).
Histological analysis of sWAT showed that the average size of the adipocytes was markedly smaller in the cold-exposed group as compared with those exposed to the thermoneutral temperature.
Despite the presence of shared variants, the overall intragenomic variability was negligible, as differences were markedly smaller than those of intraspecific and interspecific differences, yielding a 97% success rate for species level identification [ 15].
For the Super Bowl, most sports books have the Patriots as favorites with a spread of about 3 points, a markedly smaller line from the 12-point spread the Giants faced in the 2008 title game against New England.
The second is that these regulators may serve as better biomarkers by themselves than the original signature with markedly smaller sizes and better performance.
After 1 day (Fig. 1b) most proximal tubular profiles appeared similar as in controls, only a few proximal tubular profiles were markedly smaller in diameter than in controls.
