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The high sensitivity which is thus achievable, together with the high stability of the material, demonstrate that this phosphor is very suitable for the design of a sensitive, low-cost, and robust contactless temperature sensor.

The facies characteristic, such as the color, grain size, bedding structure, and fossil features of the mudstone, and the regional background material demonstrate that K1q4 of the Quantou Formation is composed of interbedded sandstone-mudstone sediment.

The Co II)–amac Himid systems formed by using a [Co imid)2]n polymer as starting material demonstrate that the reversible uptake of molecular oxygen occurs by forming dimeric μ-peroxy adducts.

The results from the survey, supported by the interview material, demonstrate that HIV influences HRQL across the spectrum of biological, social and psychological domains that comprise the complex continuum of measures of health [ 28].

The results of Section G of the Supplementary Material demonstrate that the ability to share information across datasets typically provides improvements in clustering quality, while MDI's additional ability to pick out clusters that exist across multiple datasets permits the identification of groups of genes with specific shared characteristics.

One of the prosecutors, Dermot Groome, took the tribunal through reams of material demonstrating that, as the head of the Bosnian Serb general staff during the 1992-95 war, Mladic had firm control over the regular army and irregular paramilitaries who carried out mass killings across Bosnia.

Instead, it has declined repeated requests — including from survivors — to release weapons-systems video or other material demonstrating that anyone but civilians was present where and when the bombs struck.

A case study on the potential explosion due to the release of flammable material demonstrates that the tool is capable to identify potential high risk of process streams.

The X-ray diffraction (XRD) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) characterisation of as-prepared material demonstrates that the nanostructure grown on the MECN consists of a NiCo2O4 nanoflake layer.

Raman and photoluminescence analyses of the resulting material demonstrated that SWCNT was generated from the initial seeds since the chiralities of the seeds were maintained in the re-grown SWCNT.

The scanning electron microscopy analysis of the material demonstrated that well interconnected pores with homogeneous microstructure on the surface aids higher swelling index and that the material also possessed good mechanical properties with a Young's modulus of 0.89 ± 0.2 MPa.