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The as-prepared Pd NPs are not only uniformly confined into the hollow carbon spheres, but also partly embedded in the inner surface of the carbon shell, which could effectively prevent Pd NPs from aggregation or leaching during the reaction.

The results of intensive performance studies show that the ABS SPRT chart not only uniformly outperforms the CUSUM chart with a Variable Sample Size (VSS) feature, but is also more effective than a 2-SPRT scheme which incorporates a lower-sided SPRT chart and an upper-sided one.

Additionally, to study the conformational changes and variations present in DNA, the given structure has to be not only uniformly labeled but also uniformly recorded.

Regarding the last point, as chemical shift variations are counterproductive, the data should be acquired not only uniformly but also as much as possible in commonly used NMR solvents.

On the other hand, the adjustments made by our UMVCUE are not only uniformly greater but also take the rank into account, leading to a less obvious relationship between the rank and the degree of adjustment.

The graphene sheets not only coat uniformly the LFP surface, but also bridge the adjacent LFP particles together forming 3D network.

The new input is a higher order chirp and we show that it not only has uniformly decaying auto-correlation property but also that the auto-correlation decay rate is polynomial with length.

In particular, notice that not only do uniformly convex spaces have normal structure, but so do all those spaces which do not have segments of length greater than or equal to near the unit sphere.

The aforementioned argument applies not only to uniformly distributed initial frequencies but in more general settings as well where | c 1 (0 ) | ∼ γ ¯ ℓ by replacing ℓ by ℓ.

However, our normalized distribution of TFBSs on the Type IV promoters provides extra information: TFBSs of Type IV promoters are not only more uniformly distributed, but with a significant higher density of TFBSs compared to Type I promoters.

All this is a part of the special theory of relativity (special because gravity is not included and only uniformly moving bodies are considered).