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For the same annealing time, either 1 or 4 h, the Si layer mainly exhibits surface bumps after annealing, indicating that H is still in the film, though partially gathered in bubbles, whilst the Ge layer exhibits mostly craters, i.e. exploded H bubbles, as deep as the layer, suggesting that nearly all H has escaped in agreement with the ERDA results (Figures 4 and 5).

The strong intrinsic tendency of SitA to bind metal ions was also evident from the observation that recombinant SitA simply purified from E. coli lysates using EDTA-treated buffers displayed two peaks in DSC experiments–indicating that apo-SitA had partially gathered metal ions during production in the bacterial cytoplasm.

One morning earlier this month, Chang and six others who were either blind or partially blind gathered on the fifth floor of the museum.

Sibri gathered tuition money partially through her parents' life savings, by working odd jobs off the books and from outside private scholarships.

As we have observed, at these treatments, Ge forms neither hut arrays nor pyramids or domes, but it is gathered into large partially faceted droplike clusters (Fig. 6).

Fourth, huts (pyramids or wedges) or domes do not emerge if a Ge/Si 001) film is formed in a closed system by annealing at 600 °C of a Ge layer deposited on Si 001) at the room temperature; the excess Ge atoms from the initial Ge film are gathered into large partially faceted oval clusters.

The authors gathered together edentulous and partially edentulous denture wearers and edentulous without dentures.

All evidences gathered from different (and partially independent) sources point towards the same conclusion: S. velum retains most of the ancestral mtDNA features of conchiferans, like H. rubra does within gastropods.

It can be assumed that by integration of many at least partially different sensing elements in a single sensor the gathered information about a measured sample can be significantly increased by recording the readouts of each individual sensing element.

The distribution presented in Figure 4A partially reflected this sequencing bias, which is why most gathered elements were found in proteobacteria.

Tumors samples of a retrospective cohort, partially previously published by Gattolliat and colleagues 19, were gathered, between 1987 and 2009, at the Gustave Roussy, Villejuif, France (n = 223) and at the Centre Léon Bérard, Lyon (n = 8).