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Therefore, comparison is used to determine whether each work sample is better (1) or worse (0) than another work sample.
Moreover, the large-grain-size sample is better than the medium one in terms of dielectric relaxation.
It is noticed that the acquired J-E characteristic for this sample is better than majority of the investigated gate oxide materials [25].
As shown Figure2a, the thermal gravimetric analysis (TGA) results show the purity of graphene flake as-purified sample is better than 99 wt%.
In addition, the noteworthy is that the maintenance of specific capacitance with increasing current load for each sample is better than that for general activated carbons, where larger mesopores and high mesopore fraction play important roles in the rate capability.
Thermal fatigue resistance of non-smooth sample is better than that of smooth sample, and among non-smooth samples, sample treated by laser Cr alloying has superior resistance to thermal fatigue compared with laser melting treated sample, in addition, the resistance of laser alloying non-smooth samples increases with scanning speed slowing.
In this regime, the vacuum level around the sample was better for 3 × 10−5 Pa.
The wear behavior of the DLC[CH4] sample was better than that of the DLC[C6H6], even though the hardness of DLC[CH4] was lower than that of DLC[C6H6].
Most importantly, the duration stability and methanol tolerance of the as-prepared sample are better than common commercial 20 wt% Pt/C under 0.10 M KOH alkaline condition.
The user-financed programs in our sample were better targeted, more closely tailored to local conditions and needs, had better monitoring and a greater willingness to enforce conditionality, and had far fewer confounding side objectives than government-financed programs.
In regard to dry root mass, the whole sample was better, but not statistically, than the control for both DOC treatments, but the acid-soluble and acid-insoluble gave root masses that were statistically better (more so for the lower DOC rate).
