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However, on one hand, there is no liner correlation between students' academic motivation and their learning performance, owing to the complexity of learning process (Fortier, Vallerand, & Guay, 1995).

Our method keeps both encoder and decoder complexity as low as that of a conventional intracoding method, while attaining better coding performance owing to the interimage decoding.

The results show that the PCM-HP heat sink possesses remarkable thermal performance owing to the reduction of the LED heating rate and peak temperature.

CNSCS composites showed remarkable electrochemical performance owing to the high porosity, appropriate pore size distribution, novel architecture and synergistic effect of Ni/Co ions.

It is believed that the embedded Pt nanocatalysts in the PANI layers may be unable to contribute to the electrochemical catalytic performance owing to the obstruction of the surrounding PANI.

However, a further increase in the concentration of TiCl4 led to a deterioration of the device performance owing to the lower electron transport in the thicker TiO2 layers and prolonged transport path, increasing the series resistance [33].

However, practical applications of WSSCs are still limited by the relatively poor performances, owing to the challenges in the rational modification of one-dimensional (1D) substrates with sophisticated nanostructure.

The as-prepared ternary nanocomposites exhibited enhanced photoelectrochemical (PEC) performances owing to the introduction of Ag NPs and NGR, which increase the excitons' lifetime and improve the charge transfer.

Combining theoretical analysis and numerical simulations, it is shown that the soft robots that employed the two actuation methods have better kinetic and energetic performances owing to the resonant working state of the acoustic-film coupling system, compared to other types of soft robots, such as swimming, slithering, or quadruped gait robots.

It is notable that the NiO sensors exhibit excellent gas sensing performances owing to the open and well-defined structure as well as abundant micro reaction rooms built by two-dimensional ultrathin nanosheets, which are thinner than the thickness of electron depletion layer.

The MEA with a multiscale patterned membrane, where the nanopatterns covered the whole surface even on the side surface of microstructures, showed improved performance owing to enhanced mass transport by the thinned electrode, effective utilization of the active sites, and increased Pt utilization.