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Finally, different characterization tools to quantify strain amount in nanoscaled transistors have been demonstrated.

The material is strongly nonlinear with room temperature values obtained close to those of previous work but varying in strain amount and amplitude of excitation.

Later, the strain amount is converted into the stress by applying ε = σ / E where E is Young's modulus.

One of the most important issues for performance of MOSFETs is integrity of SiGe SEG in terms of layer quality, selectivity, surface roughness, and strain amount and pattern dependency [2].

This statement was confirmed by the results obtained after a treatment of extracellular Legionellae with gentamicin at the onset of host infection: the intracellular level of the mutant MF201 corresponded to less than 10% of the parental strain amount within A. castellanii (p-value = 3.1×10−6) or U937 macrophages (p-value = 0.039) (Fig. 7).

In this paper, a nickel-based alloy with low stacking fault energy is cold rolled with different strain amounts followed by an annealing at high temperature.

In our laboratory setting, the cost for consumables for MLST analysis of a single strain amounts to approximately €700.

The design of percutaneous devices, susceptibility of various animal species, bacterial strains, amounts of bacteria, method of inoculation and methods for subsequent evaluation of the infection are discussed in detail.

A total number of 22,446 SNPs and 53 deletions were identified when the FL100 strain was compared to the S288c strain and the divergence observed between the two strains amounted to 0.21% [ 10].

Although microaerobiosis had a similar effect on H1121 compared with O157 strains, amounts of Stx2 released during infection and translocation rates across epithelial monolayers were significantly lower compared with EDL933.

Experimental parameters like temperature of strain fixation, amount of strain and heating rate, were varied in order to provide a relatively complete set of experimental data.