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Moreover, the size reduction rate can be correlated in first approximation also with UV vis spectroscopy.

The highest size reduction rate is observed for pristine oxo-G, which bears the highest degree of functionalization of around 60% and the negatively charged organosulfate group.

We have chosen single layered oxo-functionalized graphene (oxo-G) derivatives with lattice defects < 1% to evaluate their size reduction rate upon ultrasonication of flakes with respect to the type and degree of functionalization of the graphene sheets.

As illustrated in Fig. 2f, we denote the radius of the PS particles as R 0, the width of the resultant particle parallel to the substrate surface as the traverse diameter D. We further defined size reduction rate along the longitudinal direction as the etch rate k, as shown in Fig. 2f.

The maximum size reduction rate (64.3%) was observed in the patient achieving confirmed PR.

In this analysis, KBM, which represents the tumor size reduction rate constant related to biomarker response, was also evaluated as predictor in the model.

The experimental results for two test sites, a relatively simple corridor and a complex atrium, showed a high data-size reduction rate: to 3.8 and 4.3% of the original sizes, out of 51.5 and 111.5 million points, respectively.

In our model, water content enters the grain-size evolution implicitly, by reduction of viscosity; therefore, only the grain-size reduction rate is altered by water.

Partial hydrolysis of organosulfate, or conversion of surface-functional groups to hydroxyl-groups in majority or partial defunctionalization lead to size-reduction rates which are up to 25% lower in comparison with the initial oxo-G.

(e) Supergenome size vs reduction rate.

The simulation results show that the breakage rate, that is the rate of particle size reduction (or the rate of fragment mass increase), increases as the applied pressure, impeller rotational speed, particle-particle friction, or particle-equipment friction increases.