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Table 2 Operating conditions and characteristics of perovskite films fabricated by single-step and sequential 2S-SVASC spray methods Run TIS (min) Substrate temp.

This results in an inner tube environment with a lower temperature and a more neutral pH (temp. of ∼29 81 °C, pH ∼7) compared to conditions on the surface of the vent chimney substrate (temp. of ∼120 °C, pH ∼4) (Di Met-Saloie et al., 2004; Le Bris et al., 2005) and creates buffered micro-niches which are colonized by micro-organisms (Le Bris et al., 2005).

Table 3 Details of published works on acetone gas sensitivity of pure ZnO thin films prepared by various methods Preparation method (morphology) (thickness) Electrode Substrate Operating temp.

Also shown is the difference between tbc mean and substrate mean, showing that the largest temp.

Table 6 Comparative performance of dry anaerobic digestion of cow manure and wheat straw Substrate TS ISR OLR (g VS kg−1 inoculum day−1) Temp.

The physical habitat variables that were important predictors in the ALL regression models included canopy (CAN, 3 models); temperature (TEMP, 2 models) and percent fine-grain substrate (FG, 2 models); slope (SLOPE), velocity (VEL), and base-flow index (BFI) all in one model each.

In the 'Temp + CO2' treatment, the increased availability of respiratory substrates and increased enzyme capacity due to the elevated temperature presumably resulted in higher respiration rates, which in combination with the higher rates of photosynthesis could result in higher growth rates (Atkin and Tjoelker 2003).

The 5-biotinamidopentylamine (Pierce, 21345) substrate was incubated with the tissue section for 1 hr at room temp.

Briefly, 5 nM of DNA ligase I was incubated with 0 20 µM of NSC-124854 at room temp for 5 min followed by addition 2.5 nM of 32P-labeled nicked-DNA substrate.

Briefly, 10 nM of Fen1 was incubated with 0-20 µM of NSC-124854 at room temp for 5 min followed by addition 2.5 nM of 32P-labeled 51-mer flapped-DNA substrate.

The marked differences in temperature and pH along an Alvinella spp. tube (temp. of ∼20 °C, pH ∼8 at tube openings; temp. of ∼120 °C, pH ∼4 adjacent to vent chimney substrate) (Le Bris et al., 2005) may explain the patchy distribution of the clumped filaments in our samples and why they were only found within a few of the examined specimens.