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Compared with the WT protein, S228P possessed more disordered structures as revealed by the shape of far-UV CD spectra (Fig. 4A).

In contrast, modified PPTA having a very high percentage of side groups (nearly 100 mol%), which may be needed for solubility in common, polar, organic solvents, seems to assume more disordered structures.

Conversely, the CD spectrum of polymeric NS exhibits a band at lower wavelengths, typical of more disordered structures.

The various lipid aggregates resulting from lipid self-assembly processes as shown in Fig. 2 are only a few of the many possible ones 33– 37. Others are shown in Fig. 4. It is noteworthy that even topologically complex and highly curved structures like hexagonal and cubic phases, as well as a number of more disordered structures, are all found in living cellular systems 21.

However, more transparent SiOx doped DLC films had more disordered structure as well.

The same sequence on the larger diameter (8,7), SWNT forms a much more disordered structure than that on (6,5) nanotube.

CZTS films prepared with 30 W magnetron power are more disordered structure due to the copper vacancy (VCu).

High crystallinity indicates an ordered compact molecular structure, which translates to dense particles, whereas lower crystallinity implies a more disordered structure, resulting in a more amorphous powder.

Thus, the high I D/I G in Gmfs (0.96) demonstrates a more disordered structure compared with CG (I D/I G = 0.14).

Broadening of bands in SMZs implied that HDTMA molecules on the modified zeolites have a more disordered structure than the NZ.

It is reseaonable to expect more disordered structure, which is caused by the breaking of hydrogen bonds and subsequent effusion of hydrogen during high temperature thermal treatment.