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We observed a shift of the photocurrent peak which could be due to a shift of the flat-band potential.

The coupling between flakes and nanoparticles lead to optical changes upon exposure to different gases: in particular, we observed a shift of the surface plasmon resonance band in presence of both reducing and oxidizing gases.

Furthermore, we observed a shift of HuC/D+/GFP+ neurons from the migratory mass to the olfactory epithelium compared to GFP-electroporated control embryos (n = 6) (Fig. 3C).

Only in a single case and at one time point, we observed a shift of the activation field to the contralateral hemisphere, but this had shifted back already during the next study time point.

We also observed a shift of the small ribosomal sub-unit protein S6 from fractions 3 and 4 in the P23 gradient to denser fractions in the P28 and P40 gradients, while the content of tubulin, taken as an internal control, in a given fraction is similar in the three gradients (Figure 4D).

We observed a shift of the K M to 2  μM when EF-Ts was added to the reaction.

Terman and colleagues [ 29] observed a shift to earlier time of sleep midpoint during light treatment for SAD, suggesting a phase advance of circadian rhythm.

When ε x strain is applied, we observe a shift of orbitals in the conduction bands towards the lower energy region, while all orbitals of valence bands shift toward the Fermi level, which is in result of a reduction of the band gap energy.

The "Affymetrix" study uses primer 1, and again we observe a shift of 3.6 for the corresponding motif containing probes (fig 3A,B upper left panels, blue lines).

Concerning longitudinal direction (along z), the two inclusions can be clearly resolved, even if we observe a shift of the centers of the inclusions towards the border of the phantom.

Interestingly, however, upon annealing the sample in vacuum (10 6 mbar) we observe a shift of the XPS peak centers to the expected positions for monolayer h-BN, i.e., the B1s to ∼191.1 eV and N1s to ∼398.6 eV.