Interest in rod-shaped nanoparticles stems from their unique optical properties, which can be approximated by Mie Gans theory.
The renewed interest in these organisms as cell factories stems from their unique and extensive metabolic assembly, which offers the possibility for the efficient biosynthesis of a plethora of functional biomolecules including vitamins, antimicrobials, conjugated linoleic acid, and trehalose.
Their popularity stems from their unique designs and services.
The unique properties stemming from their small dimensions, such as high reactivity, large surface area, and the tunable nature of their optical, electrical, and magnetic properties, differentiate them from other materials in fundamental ways.
When assessing how to protect WHRDs, it is important to understand their unique vulnerabilities, which stem from their gender and the subject of their advocacy efforts.
And while agencies responded that they were able to do their best work for 54.2percentt of major clients compared with 65.4percentt last year, the percentage for 2001 "is only slightly below the survey average of 58.2percentt," Ms. Salz said, adding that the result for 2000 may have been "an anomaly" stemming from "the unique advertising executions the agencies developed for their dot-com clients".
In academic fields, educational researchers in various STEM disciplines have typically pursued work from their unique vantage point over the past decades.
TALEs exhibit exceptional DNA-binding specificity stemming from a unique domain organization [ 7, 8].
Traditional statistical techniques were employed to validate the finding of the association rules with mixed results mostly stemming from the unique makeup of the data.
The greatly improved electrochemical performance arises from the favorable kinetics properties stemming from unique nanoparticle-in-nanowire one-dimensional architecture.
