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For positive bias voltages larger than 30 V, results showed spherical and randomly dispersed nanoparticles with a mean diameter, which varied from about 10 nm to 20 nm depending on the choice of plasma parameters.

The obtained Néel temperature (a) and spin-phonon coupling coefficients (b) as a function of mean diameter, which showed a tendency to decrease with reduction in diameter.

The TiO2 microspheres were then annealed at 400 °C for 2 h to obtain anatase TiO2 microspheres (1.0 μm mean diameter), which were then employed as base particles for the TiO2 Au light-driven Janus micromotors.

The results also show that at a low oil content, the drug level did not have any effect on the NCs' mean diameter, which is consistent with the previous study [31].

Moreover, HBV-positive patients had HCCs with a larger mean diameter, which might have caused higher alpha-fetoprotein values.

An increased driving frequency leads to a smaller mean droplet diameter, which increases the humidification efficiency.

Finally, an empirical model based on dimensionless numbers (Reynolds and Weber), allows the prediction of the maximum droplet diameter and mean Sauter diameter, which accounts for the change in physical properties provoked by the dissolution of CO2 in the continuous oily phase.

This study also reported normalization of mean vessel diameter which has previously been demonstrated only from histological studies of anti-angiogenic therapy[ 24 ].

Bound water in PEO CP fiber and bulk pectin impurities in PEO SPB were observed to influence fiber branching and mean diameter distributions, which in turn influenced the fiber tensile properties.

A new framework has therefore been proposed by these authors, based on the two first moments of the mass spectrum: the mass-weighted mean diameter Dm, which is the first moment of the mass spectrum, and σm, the standard deviation of the mass spectrum.

Each of these discrete intervals is represented by a mean diameter for which trajectory calculations are performed (Zhang 2009).