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At low temperature (4 100 K), the luminescence of the sample arises from the localized quantum like states of the indium-rich InGaN nanostructures, which has a higher efficiency than conventional InGaN/GaN MQWs.

In general, the confusion around the Delphi sample arises from the fact that there are no standards established in any methodologically acceptable way.

Sampling the cytoplasm, rather than an intact isolated neuron, ensures that the sample arises from the cell of interest and that structures such as presynaptic terminals from surrounding, nontargeted neurons are not sampled.

Marigheto et al. [ 14] speculated that the analyzed bimodal T2 distribution of an avocado oil sample arises from molecules of differing mobility, such as the oleic and palmitic constituents, or from nonequivalent proton pools of different mobility, such as those on methyl and olefinic groups.

For similar reasons, window material containing high atomic number elements should be avoided as this can also attenuate the fluorescence signal from the sample arising from lower atomic number elements.

This implies that the movements observed in the heterodimer sample arise from enzyme molecules specifically attached to the beads by a biotin−streptavidin linkage; the wild-type homodimers should lack the biotin tag.

The presence of the second feature at =2311 cm−1 in both samples arises from the CD3CN Lewis acid site interaction, and demonstrates that Lewis acidic SnIV centers are present in both materials.

Severe matrix effects were observed for real samples, arising from complex co-extracted organic material.

The difference in physical properties of various samples arose from differences in the relationship between grain boundaries and pore migration velocity.

Three new oleaginous yeast strains were isolated from soil samples arising from a peat bog and grassland using Sudan Black B staining on agar plates.

Struct Safety 2007 29 268 78] computed the characteristic value for small samples arising from the normal, log normal, Gumbel and the Weibull distributions.