Heating is produced due to the nonradiative processes, whereas thermal sensing is obtained by luminescence intensity ratio between Stark sublevels lying in the second biological window.
This structure shows that electroabsorption modulator (EAM) properties such as large change in absorption, high extinction ratio, large Stark shift, very low insertion loss, zero chirp, and higher figures of merit are possible to be achieved simultaneously as compared with intra-step quantum well (IQW).
Unexpectedly, there was a stark difference in the ratio of insoluble Aβ40 to Aβ42 in the brains of these mice.
We're learning how much they pay their CEOs, and the ratios are stark".
A total of 75% of the chiropractic medicine students in the new program at the University of Zürich are women, which is in stark contrast to the traditional ratio of chiropractors in Switzerland, where 75% have been men.
Absence of males or female-biased sex ratios are common among dioicous bryophytes (Longton and Schuster 1983; McLetchie 2001; Stark 2002), though population sex ratios around 1 : 1 are also recorded in the literature (Marchantia inflexa studied by McLetchie and Puterbaugh 2000).
We extend the Becker-Stark-type inequalities to the ratio of two normalized Bessel functions of the first kind by using Kishore formula and Rayleigh inequality.
In this paper, our design and prototyping of the Stark atom chip with high aspect ratio electrodes precisely built on a surface are described.
In stark contrast, the CD45RA−CCR7−CD8+ and CD45RA+CCR7−CD8+ ratio was significantly higher in HIV+ patients compared to ASCT recipients, who displayed values similar to healthy controls (ASCT 1.83, HIV 5.77, HC 0.97, p<0.05 for HIV versus ASCT and HC).
Divergent genes are significantly more common than serially arranged genes, and this is particularly stark for small UIR genes (10 1 ratio, supplementary fig. S5, Supplementary Material online).
According to the available data [ 6], Portugal's ratio (4,7/100.000) is in stark contrast with those found in Central and North European countries (Sweden - 20/100.000, France - 22/100.000, UK - 11/100.000), as well as with Southern European countries (Italy - 9,8/100.000, Greece: 15/100.000).
