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For each individual participant the respective contrast maps were thresholded at P uncorrected = 0.05 and the coordinates were moved to the activation maxima closest to the group maximum.
These rapid signaling events function to stabilize a calcium maxima close to the tip and promote integration of new cell wall materials.
In the southern sector of the mountains, we see evidence that an efficient glacial buzzsaw has acted to impose constraints upon topography, limiting peak altitudes, and concentrating land-surface area (hypsometric maxima) close to palaeo-ELAs.
The ionospheric F-region peak electron densities observed during high and medium solar activity show seasonal variations with maxima close to the equinox periods, whereas during the low solar activity the maxima during the equinox periods is absent.
For the solutions of nitrobenzene in cyclohexane and in decahydronaphthalene and for acetone in cyclohexane, the curve of the activation energies of viscosity as a function of concentration also reveals maxima close to the concentrations of the maxima of Δɛ/E2.
Both models used a source centred 1 km north of the Upper Te Maari vent, and had their maxima close to the actual maximum ash thickness.
The observed distribution of the methylation levels without variation has two maxima close to 0 and 1, which is similar to previous studies.
In the narrower regions, the velocity is relatively flat with a local minimum at the pore axis and maxima close to the pore walls.
Both skin types show mid-IR light scattering patterns with a maxima close to, though somewhat offset from the specular angle.
In a typical UV vis spectrum of CNPs having mixed valence states, the absorption maxima close to 298 and 260 nm corresponds to +4 and +3 valence states, respectively.
Averaging over an ensemble of microjets with different values of angle Ψ results in a significantly broadened profile of the z-component of the fluid velocity with maxima close to those at Ψ = 45°.
