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We show that a suitably designed asymmetric structure can produce much larger peak current and absolute value of the negative differential conductivity than its commonly used symmetric counterpart.

The second, much larger peak took place at 2 54 PM PST, when Sidney Crosby scored the game-winning goal for Canada in sudden-death overtime.

An initial degradation peak was shown between 220°C and 230°C, with a much larger peak starting from 245 to 250°C, and 93% of the albumin powder degraded by the end of the TGA run (Figure 1).

In the biphasic pattern a small peak in force associated with the end of the upstroke was immediately followed by a much larger peak in force associated with the middle part of the downstroke (Fig. 4, 1 min & 1 h).

In 0 M GdmCl, spFRET histograms for doubly labeled 2Cys47 show two peaks, a small, "zero" peak arising from proteins containing only AF488 (donor) and proteins in which TR (acceptor) has photobleached as well as a much larger peak with an apparent mean efficiency, ⟨ Em⟩, of 0.95 (0.96 when corrected for γ).

And under the alternating current (ac) mode, the cymbals showed much larger peak-to-peak displacement than dc displacement.

The current state-of-the-art technique to detect metabolites such as GABA, whose MRS peaks are overshadowed by much larger peaks in conventional MRS, is the homonuclear MEGA-PRESS J-editing sequence (Mescher et al. 1998).

The chylomicron fraction eluted immediately after the void volume in the first peak, as illustrated by the fact that plasma from mice injected with the lipoprotein lipase inhibitor Poloxamer P-407 1 h before the gavage, which causes plasma chylomicron accumulation, yielded a much larger first peak (Figure 4) without affecting the height of other peaks.

The comparison between the fingerprint on R. felis genome alone (Additional file 1: Figure S5A-C) and the global fingerprint clearly reveals that R. felis has a much larger atypical peak in the close weight distribution.

A repeated measures ANOVA with loss FRN versus gain FRN as dependent variables revealed a significant effect of valence [ F 1, 56) = 75.23, p <.001, η =.57], showing that the peak-to-peak loss FRN was much larger than the peak-to-peak gain FRN (see Fig.  2).

Whereas in most cases rainfall amount increased soil CO2 pulses, initial moisture conditions did not affect total carbon losses despite much larger CO2 peaks in very dry soils.