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However, the p-doped region (shell) in the radial p-n junctions is very thin, which may cause smaller depletion region.

A faster rate would result in smaller depletion zones, less dispersion into the soil, and hence, greater iron accumulation near the root surface.

Photogenerated excitons must diffuse a long way to the p-n depletion region before their splitting, which takes a high risk of recombination considering a relatively large quantum dot (QD) thickness as well as a small depletion width.

It is concluded that low conversion efficiency of the PbO film is due to formation of a small depletion region (3680 Å) and a large diffusion region (2443 Å) as compared to a very large 1/α value (14084 Å) at 500 nm.

The divergence from the expected numbers are primarily caused by an excess of 5'CN (N representing A,T,G,C) tagged amplicons, and a depletion of 5'TN tags (Table 3), with a small surplus of 5'GN and small depletion of 5'AN tags.

Following the idea that ion homeostasis may be fuelled by ATP synthesized locally by glycolysis [ 45], even relatively small depletion of glycolytically derived ATP, as we observed in _2 line, may profoundly distort ion pumping and initiate death cascades.

These findings suggest that carriers of SMN1 mutations and/or deletions may be at an increased risk of developing pancreatic and glucose metabolism defects, as even small depletions in Smn protein may be a risk factor for diet- and age-dependent development of metabolic disorders.

For two years, the overall N balances were −136 and −129 kg N ha−1 at FD and CD areas, respectively, consistent with other recent corn belt studies showing a small net depletion of soil organic N. Controlled drainage greatly reduced tile N export, with a three-year average loss of 57.2 kg N ha−1 yr−1 from FD compared to 17 kg N ha−1 yr−1 for CD.

PicoGreen staining provides a quantitative measure of mtDNA content in a cell, and is more sensitive to small localized depletion than real-time PCR.

On the night of 19 March 1999, ROCSAT-1 orbiting at ∼ 600 km altitude observed several small ion depletions of equatorial spread F events at various longitudes.

Nanowires with diameter smaller than the depletion layer width existing due to surface state charges are completely depleted whereas nanowires with larger diameter have a conducting channel [29].