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The behaviour of some minor elements like Y, Hf, Ru and Ir in the oxidation processes was particularly studied by tracking their position and composition in the materials.

The influence of diluting the hydrophobic catalyst with different proportions of the hydrophilic inert support is particularly studied by performing comparative experiments at different operating conditions.

Two particularly interesting subjects studied by ethologists are the effects of overcrowding on animals and animal behaviour regarding territory.

The sexual exploitation of children and its traumatic effects on them as adults, particularly women — which were studied by neurologists in Europe like Jean-Martin Charcot and his protégé, Sigmund Freud, and which were formulated as "hysteria" — are generally overlooked here.

Particularly, it has been studied by social psychologists as a phenomenon assumed to be causally involved in creating prosocial attitudes and behavior.

The adsorption and aggregation of dendrimers to mica and silica surfaces, particularly of higher generations, was studied by AFM in several works [74-78] [74-78]

Particularly, synchronization in OWRNs is studied by [20, 210, 217], where [210] proposes blind synchronization with blind source separation and relay selection and [20, 217] proposes training-based synchronization.

IARC director Christopher Wild says, "Observations at the highest level of cumulative call time and the changing patterns of mobile phone use since the period studied by INTERPHONE, particularly in young people, mean that further investigation of mobile phone use and brain cancer risk is merited".

Writer was particularly interested in the data being studied by the imaging team.

Among these applications, object tracking systems have particularly useful functions, and have been studied by many researchers in recent years.

The use of stable isotope ratios has become a powerful tool to estimate and clarify the feeding ecology of many vertebrate, especially when species are particularly difficult to study by traditional methods [31].