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Iodine doping yielded ohmic IV behavior, perhaps reflecting the formation of a conducting iodine percolation network.
Dispersions with nanoparticle concentrations higher than the maximum 200 mg/L we used were considered unsuitable because this resulted in immediate sedimentation, reflecting the formation of large agglomerates.
The absorption spectra of the PbS-containing sheets showed a blue shift and the absorption edges were steep, reflecting the formation of nano-sized PbS clusters.
Below 110°C, where spherulite growth was negligible, elongational viscosity ηE t) (= σ(t)/ϵ̇0) determined at different ϵ̇0 first developed slowly and exhibited 'up-rising' or 'hardening' after certain periods of time tηE; this behaviour reduced to a characteristic Hencky strain ϵηE (= ϵ̇tηE) ≅ 1.0, independent of ϵ̇0, reflecting the formation of flow-induced oriented crystallites beyond ϵηE.
On the other hand, the SEM micrographs revealed a doping-induced morphology transformation from a homogeneous state to a phase-separated fibrous network at the micrometre scale reflecting the formation of a pseudo interpenetrating polymer network (PIPN) due to the thermodynamic immiscibility between the I2-doped polyacetylene 'rods' and polyisoprene chains.
Thus, rather than reflecting the formation of cells of endodermal or mesodermal lineages, it is conceivable that the mixed cellular phenotype in high grade gliomas results from deregulated gene expression, perhaps involving the activity of Sox2, Oct4 and Nanog.
Stage III reflects the formation of pores in the remaining aluminum film.
That reflects the formation of OWC and migration of POWC occurred much later.
The presence of broad diffraction peaks reflects the formation of nanoparticles with sizes in the nanometer range.
A MQW emitted gain peak and three FP modes observed in the measured spectra reflect the formation of MC.
The structure of positive choices reflected the formation of friendship networks, whereas negative choices tended to be given directly to individual "problem" children.
