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MWCNTs may bridge graphene platelets (GnPs) and promote their dispersion in the matrix, which would provide more interface area between the matrix and the fillers.

In addition, the adsorption of PMMA also changed the blend composition ratio in the bulk matrix, which would cause a complicated influence on the phase separation temperature too.

The strengths of the proposed approximation rely on the generic spatial discretization of the model equations using a continuous finite element type approximation technique, while avoiding the solution of a large linear system with a sparse mass matrix which would come along with any standard ODE solver in a classical finite element approach to advance the solution in time.

Electrophoretic analysis of the proteins in the flow-through of the C18 phase showed the absence of hemoglobin and larger proteins/peptides, indicating that they had been captured by the C18 phase, preventing these polymerase chain reaction inhibitory proteins from reaching and binding to the subsequent matrix which would be used for DNA capture.

Initially, we reduced the complexity of the growth environment to a gel matrix, which would maintain the three-dimensional structure of the root.

Bartlett's test of sphericity indicates whether the correlation matrix is an identity matrix, which would indicate that variables are not specified in confidence interval.

The conversion reactions between Fe/Ni and FeSx/NiSy took place in the carbon matrixes, which would hinder the aggregation and grow-up of nanoparticles, resulting in the structure stability.

Any improvements related to the interactions of DNA vicinal hydroxyl groups with other species (such as dissolved anions, which could be readily manipulated) were likely to similarly improve the interactions with analogous hydroxyl groups of agarose matrices (which would be more difficult to modify directly but were of high relevance in diverse gel formulations).

Since cell proliferation often requires adhesion to an extracellular matrix (ECM), which would hamper dysplasia, HR-HPVs have developed ways in which to circumvent this problem.

Other potential valuable exposure sampling designs might consider "matrix" sampling approaches, which would draw on subsets of subjects for specific substudies or specialty projects.

One possibility is that estimates of the data covariance matrices were inaccurate, which would have affected the accuracy of the source reconstructions (Brookes et al., 2008).