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A comparison of Fig. 1 a, b as well as of Fig. 1 c, d indicates an always significantly higher density of the droplets than for the nanoholes.

However, after 6 years the differences in hetrotrophic activity did not result in significantly higher density loss in the drier logs.

Further, MSW in developing countries is characterized by a significantly higher density and moisture, mainly organic waste with low caloric values (an average 700 1,000 kilocalories) (ADB 2011).

Fibers with encapsulated nanoparticles containing plasmids encoding vascular endothelial growth factor (pVEGF) and basic fibroblast growth factors (pbFGF) led to significantly higher density of mature blood vessels than those containing individual plasmid.

Special attention was given to the supralittoral species, and the results revealed that the natural zone harboured a significantly higher density of sandhopper Talitrus saltator with respect to the artificial zone.

When the boundary is anchored there is a significantly higher density, four times higher, of particles on the boundary than the density predicted by the classic Zener analysis, but particles exert, on average, a drag force about half of the maximum value assumed by Zener.

Populations with macropters had significantly higher densities than those without.

Alibertia edulis, Piranhea trifoliate and Saccellium brasiliense had significantly higher densities in the AF plots, whereas Protium heptaphyllum was more common in the NAF plots.

Five [heterocyclium]2[B12F12] salts, which were obtained in yields ranging from 84%to99%9%, displayed significantly higher densities than the corresponding previously reported analogous [heterocyclium]2[B12H12] and [heterocyclium][CB11H12] salts.

The greywacke soils also hosted significantly higher densities of ferns, Cyperaceae spp., rattans (Arecaceae: Calamoideae), and Pandanaceae spp. compared to ultramafic soils, while ultramafic soils harbored significantly more herbaceous and bamboo (Poaceae: Bambusoideae) species.

This is most likely due to the higher resolution employed in Greif et al. (2012), which allowed the collapse of the gas to be followed to significantly higher densities, where collisional dissociation cooling begins to dominate over H2 line emission.