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Along with that, the microspheres become smaller and more compact at higher PSS concentrations.

Interestingly, the relatively granular staining of pTDP-43 in the cytoplasm and proximal neurites at early time points (Fig. 3a) progressed to become more compact at 3, 5, and 9 mpi (Fig. 3b d).

However, if we increase the insolubility of insoluble block, the resulting micelles will become more compact at first, and thereafter almost remain unchanged with further increasing the insolubility of insoluble blocks.

That's only a few ounces lighter than the NX570X, but the Compaq's definitely more compact, at 13-by-9.4-by-1.5 inches.

Reducing c or reducing the gap between weight values {w i } makes the support more compact at the expense of using more temporal samples.

(9) As a result, the (N-point) DCT-based spectrum does not contain the high frequency artifacts as the (N-point) DFT-based spectrum, and it appears more compact at low frequencies.  .

Both these studies found that pristine nanotubes formed stable aggregates, whereas acid-treated nanotube suspension showed greater dispersion variability over time, yielding looser structures at large-length scales and more compact structures at small-length scales.

The experimental results obtained from ultrafiltration of bovine serum albumin (BSA) solutions under constant pressure conditions clearly demonstrated that the filter cake tended to have a much more compact structure at the membrane in comparison with a relatively loose condition at the surface.

Figure 3 shows that all the heavy metal ions are reasonably classified at a frequency of 100 Hz. Figure 4 classifies As, Pb, Cu, Cd and Zn as forming a more compact cluster at 1 kHz, whereas the Co, Ni and Cr compactness of clusters is comparatively less as compared to the cluster formed at 100 Hz frequency.

Oxide layer showed a layered structure with more compact layer at the Al interface and a nano-scale needle like structure at the top.

The polymer chains present a more compact conformation at higher temperatures, losing contact with the water molecules.