The geometrical confinement of small diameter pores favors the growth of single crystals whereas relatively larger pores allows the growth of defects and multi-domain more readily therefore decreasing the texture.
Additionally, these data suggest that replacing the phenyl moiety with a group that will cleave more readily could decrease the deposition temperature and improve the compositional characteristics of the cadmium chalcogenides films.
Long periods of dry soil and low levels of canopy moisture, as well as more readily detectable decreases in leaf area index (LAI), can imply a deteriorating ecosystem due to drought impact.
It has also been suggested [14] that mutators may be selected against when population growth requires individuals to cooperate, as they are expected to generate cheating genotypes more readily and to decrease the relatedness [15] of evolving populations.
In this direction a noninvasive diagnostic tool could be used more readily by clinicians, perhaps leading to decreased time until diagnosis and subsequently decreased consequences due to disease progression [ 22].
The smallest particles (sample 124) with an average diameter of 33 nm oxidize more readily, as seen from the decrease in a compared with the other samples with an average diameter of 50 to 63 nm.
Although annexin 1 degradation was not specific (actin was also significantly degraded in these peripheral blood neutrophils), annexin 1 degradation to 33 kDa A1-BP can be more readily detected in comparison to a decrease in neutrophil protein content.
We observed that bagasse samples with significantly decreased cellulose crystallinity were hydrolysed more readily by Cellic CTec2.
To further explore how these features relate to H2A/H4R3me2s, we built a single classification tree [ 28], which, compared to the random forests ensemble of trees, may more readily reveal interpretable rules, albeit at the cost of decreased classification accuracy.
PFKFB1 has higher bisphosphatase activity than u-PFK2, and therefore can more readily break down F-2,6-BP into fructose-6-phosphate, decreasing glycolytic activity.
