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This figure reveals a creation of small peak in the density of states (DOSs) of N-doped nanocomposite at the energy ranges near to -12 eV.

To assign a FDR value, the frequency of a range of small peak heights (0.1 1.25 log2 increase) were calculated within a randomized data set (for each chromosome arm) using 20 iterations for each peak size.

end{aligned}to encourage the integration of small peaks that allow for a mass decomposition.

Increase in clay concentration from 16 to 20 wt% increases the basal spacing but the order is retained that appeared in the form of small peaks (Fig. 1) resulting in intercalated nanocomposites.

In the N-K-edge-XANES spectrum of RB (Figure 3), imine (C = N) (peak A, 398.9 eV); nitrogen heterocycles (C-N = C) and/or nitrile (C ≡ N) (peak B, 399.7 eV); and an assembly of small peaks related to amide N, pyrrolic N, and amine N (peak C, 401 to 402.5 eV) were identified.

The effects of subtracting the achromatic stimulation condition from the rest, as was done for surface color (Figure 5C, D), results in a confusion of small peaks at low saturation as distinct from specific amplitude dependence at low saturation seen in Figure 4.

Also, a collection of small peaks was present in the spectrum of histone H4 with m/z 12,180 12,360.

A sextet of small peaks in the region between 3000 and 3600 Gauss was attributed to a low level of contaminating Mn2+.

The only reports of small peaks in ethylene concentration just before the initiation of ripening in non-climacteric fruit come from Litchi chinensis Sonn.

The issue of small peaks is especially problematic when two ChIP-seq replicate datasets (each of which having more than 10 million reads) are merged.

Indeed, after 7 days, the appearance of small peaks at low molar mass was identified, of which the intensities increased after 11 and 15 days, revealing that the degradation of the graft copolymer was occurring under these conditions.