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As shown in Fig. 3, the highly nonlinear 1.6 μm curve, with increasing steepness at high temperature, indicates that the 1.6 μm wave band preferentially reflects thermal anomalies derived from areas with high temperatures, such as those of more than several hundred degrees C, even if these areas account for only small portions of the surface within the pixel (Wooster and Rothery 1997).

Given that the TL covers such a large area and that it preferentially reflects shorter wavelengths that will have greater scattering coefficients, it is not surprising that the animal's retina has evolved to maximise signal detection at the expense of acuity.

When sunlight hits a shiny surface, for example, one particular polarisation of the light is preferentially reflected.

In the two-dimensional spaces spanned by the components, the first component preferentially reflected the variation introduced by age whereas second and third components represented differences in strain and tissue, respectively.

DCD-SV-1 is expressed in villous parenchyma whereas the larger DCD-SV-2 isoform, which is similar to the DCD-SV sequence identified in our study, is expressed preferentially in reflected membrane [ 16].

This device then acts as a filter that transmits preferentially certain wavelengths and reflects others back to the light source, resulting in a visible interference pattern.

Increased tau protein probably reflects neuronal, preferentially axonal damage or degeneration.

PEO was concluded to have an ability to solubilize certain salts preferentially and selectively reflecting the characteristics of the salts.

A term enrichment method was generated to identify words that are preferentially grouped and reflect most significant features of the interactions between two genes (e.g., gadX and uspE) as predicted by our BN method.

They concluded that patients with comorbidities are preferentially vaccinated against influenza, which reflects current recommendations by the World Health Organization (WHO) and several National Immunization Technical Advisory Groups (NITAGs), but might result in confounding by indication [ 6, 38].

Osteocalcin, a small protein preferentially expressed in bone matrix, closely reflects osteoblast activity (for a review, see Neve et al. 2013).