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An XPS full scan of the as-grown sample proves that the growth of graphene on silicon is a complete, metal-free process without any metal contaminants (Fig. S2).

Importantly, the detection of two novel miRNAs, showing only 1 3 reads in either sample proves that these single reads are not mere sequencing errors, but rather very low abundant novel miRNAs.

The results obtained at 500 MHz in a 50 μl sample prove that the Z coil can cope with salt concentrations that are one order of magnitude higher than in traditional solenoidal coils.

Surface-enhanced resonance Raman scattering (SERRS) measurements in combination with AC and EIS, performed on the same electrode sample, proved that the CYP2D6 is immobilized on the HBM without evident alterations of its active site and without significant perturbations of the bilayer architecture.

"Well he wasn't and that sample proved that," said Det Supt Simon Barraclough, from Greater Manchester Police.

The large portions of cells in S and G2/M phases in the untreated control sample prove that, at the beginning of these experiments, the cell culture was in the exponential growth phase.

Thus, the comparison between the tensile strength RPC2 and RPC4 samples and that of RP5 samples proves that tensile strength of RP5 sample is not influenced by the addition of MWNTs.

The chemical physical study of the deteriorated stucco samples proved that anhydrite is the main deterioration aspect.

By the 1870s one of the few remaining defenders of Liebig's thesis was an American physiologist, Dr Austin Flint Jr, who made many studies of Weston and claimed his urine samples proved that protein was the crucial energy source for exercise.

The comparison of the experimental rates of reaction for initially homogeneous samples and bi-layer unpremixed samples proved that the reaction was diffusion controlled.

Infrared analysis of several samples proved that TED DMPA combinations greater than 1 2 can prevent trapped carbon radicals from persisting in polymer networks after cure.