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At all microwave intensities tested in this study, UV-C exhibited much larger intensity than UV-A and UV-B.

The scattering distribution is clearly asymmetric, with in general much larger intensity for angles θ< 0 ° compared to the corresponding angles with θ>0 °.

Inland waterways carry a much larger volume.

The much larger PL intensities should be attributed to the effective confinement of carriers in the well layers.

Moreover, Models 1 and 2 require much larger noise intensities to reproduce the physiologically plausible sway amplitude than Models 3 and 4: σ  = 2.0 Nm in Fig. 7A B and σ  = 0.2 Nm for Fig. 7C D.

However, S228P had a much larger Trp fluorescence intensity, implying that the mutation impaired the correct quenching of Trp fluorophores in native β/γ-crystallins (Chen et al., 2009; Chen et al., 2006; Kosinski-Collins et al., 2004).

Because such a driving force is much larger than the intensity of the intrinsic van der Waals restoring force between the atoms in the SWCNT and the CNS (approximately 0.0004 eV/Å per atom), the oscillation driven by the external electric field can override the natural oscillation of the bridged-CNS-based nano-oscillator.

Furthermore, the domain switching in the multi-domain ferromagnetic plate induces a much larger decrease of stress intensity factor than that in the single-domain one, which suggests that engineering magnetic domains leads to the design of tougher ferromagnetic materials.

Moreover, we will prove that variations of the refractive index in the close vicinity of the wires extremely affect the r ps, making its intensity much larger and/or smaller than that obtained if the whole embedding matrix is replaced.

Over such a large pH range, if the species responsible for these bands were related simply by eqn. (1), we would expect much larger changes in relative intensity, as the ratio of concentrations of the species would have to change by one order of magnitude for each unit change in pH.

The combined enzymes show a much larger increase in fluorescence intensity with 2-AP at N + 1, N + 2, or N + 3 base pairs, but not at N + 4. As shown earlier with the DNAP, the increase in N + 3 is due to N + 2 base unstacking; therefore, the results indicate that the combined enzymes melt two base pairs downstream from the primer-end, just like T7 DNAP, but more efficiently.