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Whereas the XPS and FTIR data show no change in the chemical nature of the annealed coatings after 30 days, the AFM results reveal subtle changes in the surface topography of the coatings after only 1 h of immersion.

We show that difference maps reveal subtle changes in airway caliber, and highlight both focal and diffuse regional alterations in ventilation.

In 2002, Fowkes et al. [8] undertook a study of copper (II) and copper (I) exchanged zeolite Y using the high resolution powder diffractometer (HRPD) at ISIS to reveal subtle changes in cation site occupancy, cation framework interactions and framework relaxation.

Because of their importance as predators in many terrestrial settings, they have the potential to reveal subtle changes in environmental variables [ 12- 14].

Performance-independent differences in brain activations may thus be more objective and reveal subtle changes in brain function that cannot be measured by neurocognitive testing alone.

However, a data-driven optimal exposure classification may reveal subtle changes in an exposure pattern, for instance due to an intervention, that will be left undetected by conventional methods [ 42].

Further, we characterize the morphology and crystal structure of graphene as a function of temperature, revealing subtle changes in bonding occurring upon cooling from growth to room temperature.

Comparison with the inactive β2AR structure reveals subtle changes in the binding pocket; however, these small changes are associated with an 11 Å outward movement of the cytoplasmic end of transmembrane segment 6, and rearrangements of transmembrane segments 5 and 7 that are remarkably similar to those observed in opsin, an active form of rhodopsin.

Immunoprofiling revealed subtle changes in pectin and cellulose components and marked changes in the hemicellulose matrix, which showed reduced binding in transgenic leaves of VvPGIP1 expressing plants.

However, a more detailed analysis by calculating the amide III crystalline index using the relative height intensities from the bands at wavenumbers of 1260 and 1227 cm−1 reveals subtle changes in the fibre conformation (Fig.  5; ESM Fig. S 3).

Nakamura et al. applied PER2 as the molecular marker and only revealed subtle change in the two groups, suggested the electrical activity rhythm is the more sensitive circadian output measurement compared to molecular components of the clock.