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In Figure4a, it can be easily observed that all peaks have decreased in their intensities, and in comparison with other series of samples, broadening is more significant.

First, FFPE tissue samples are readily available in large numbers across multiple stages of disease and thus the capability to utilize FFPE tissue samples broadens the scope of potential studies.

Artists that were once considered beyond the critical pale are newly assessed in the light of sampling, broadening tastes and rock music's borrowing from increasingly arcane areas of the past.

First, the enlargement of the sample, broadening the perimeter of the analysis even to the active-migration areas, could ameliorate our thesis and consolidate our findings.

The PSD curve in an effective layer for the CS sample or FS sample broadened compared with that in the substratum effective layer, implying that the particle breakage was inhomogeneous along the specimen height.

Additionally, it clearly shows that the as-synthesized CoFe2O4 samples reveal broadening diffraction peak, which is due to the reduced particle size.

This spiral tube assembly has greater column capacity than the original tubing because of an increase in radial grooves from 4 to 12 to accommodate more spiral layers and 12 narrow spots instead of 4 in each circular loop to interrupt the laminar flow that causes sample band broadening.

Due to the relatively fewer healthy control samples and the subgroup of patients with SCLC, our results require more samples to broaden and improve its diagnostic value.

Laser-irradiated samples showed broadened peaks of Au 4f 7/2 and Au 4f 5/2 lines.

Here, we observe that the XRD patterns in the 2θ range from 20° to 41° (Fig. 5) show that the SnO2-450 and SnO2-650 samples exhibit broadened peaks with a little shift toward lower intensities.

During the compression from ambient to 2 GPa at room temperature, the samples' peaks broaden asymmetrically, with a much more severe broadening on the large angular dispersive (2θ) side of the peak, as shown in the bottom two curves of Fig. 1.