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Compared with iPP/OMMT composites, iPP/OMMT/PEOc composites had a much stronger ability to resist thermal decomposition.

The pyridine N1 atom of 6-HB shows much stronger ability than that of 5-HB to attract the hydrogen proton based on the natural population analysis (NPA).

Our theoretical and numerical analyses show this design has much stronger ability to cancel the optical background noise than both THz ellipsometer and traditional crossed polarizer geometry (CPG).

The new model has much greater ability to fit the experimental data, hence much stronger ability to forecast the severity and consequences of hydrogen-based VCEs compared to the existing models.

This indicates that, compared with the single nanorod, the V-shaped structure has a much stronger ability to enhance the efficiency of the RET between nonparallel donor-acceptor pair.

The marked differences in the viscosity composition behaviour, intrinsic viscosities and hydrodynamic radius distributions f(Rh) between MCPS/PVPy and DCPS/PVPy blend solutions proved that the two carboxyl ends in DCPS provide much stronger ability for complex formation than the mono carboxyl end in MCPS does.

For the hysteresis oscillator, however, protein production rates appear to linear order, with a much stronger ability to influence the period.

These results suggest that T. obscurus has a much stronger ability to maintain body fluid homeostasis against salinity fluctuations and can survive in FW. Figure 3 shows the time course of changes in serum Na+ concentration following exposure of T. obscurus and T. niphobles to low salinities.

They showed much stronger scavenging abilities on 1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) and the chelating ability on ferrous ions than that of the water extract from the mycelia of O. sinensis, with IC50 value 18.51 ± 0.85 μg/ml and 2.58 ± 0.26 μg/ml, separately.

This result indicates that mud content plays a significant role in the capillary sealing ability of cap beds, namely the massive mud has much stronger sealing ability.