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PNA melting peak differences between perfect match and insertion were measured by melting curve and peak analysis.

Interestingly, the time-course of the simulated peak differences between word and pseudoword responses roughly reflects the one exhibited by experimental data.

Peak differences between conjunction and single tasks were defined as the time point with the largest t-value obtained from the conjunction minus color and conjunction minus angle contrast, and are indicated by a dotted rectangle in Figure 6a d.

After exfoliation by the CUM process, the E1 2g and A1g peaks of the FL-MoS2 nanosheets shift towards higher frequency (i.e., blueshift), and the peak difference between E1 2g and A1g is about 25 cm−1.

where Δω is the Raman shift peak difference between the strained GaN epilayer and the strain-free GaN epilayer and C is the biaxial strain co-efficient, which is 2.25 cm-1/GPa [11].

Isometric strength: The MVC was defined as the peak difference between maximal and baseline torque and was normalised to the body weight.

Cluster 1, including 34%% of females and 21%% of males, had only a slight change in cortisol, with small differences between baseline and peak (difference between baseline and peak 68 mmol/L in females, 76 mmol/L in males) (Figs.  1 and 2).

In fact, there is a difference in when the peak response to speech (median = scan 2) occurs and the peak difference between deviant and standard stimuli (median = scan 3), which is reliable according to a Wilcoxon signed-ranks test, W = 21, n s / r = 6, p <.05.

Here we see that the LM and penalty methods differ in the H 1 semi-norm (which is indicative of errors we could expect in strain) by up to 20%%, while the peak difference between weakly penalized and LM approaches remains below 8%%.

We chose to compute peak-to-peak differences between the preceding positive peak and the actual negativity in order to prevent P3 differences from being incorporated into the FRN.

As Hackley et al. (1990) used the right mastoid as a reference electrode in their study on the effects of attention on T-complex peaks, differences between T-complex peaks at contra- and ipsilateral electrodes could not be evaluated.