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In general, there are several disadvantages to fabricating ITO on plastic substrates as opposed to glass substrates, which can be fabricated with a relatively low treatment temperature.

Consistent with this, we show high polarity and organization of triangular CMs on rigid substrates, as opposed to low polarity, roundness, and disorganized sarcomeres on compliant substrates.

To decrease production cost, a potential solution is to adopt less expensive natural substrates as opposed to a chemically defined medium [ 20].

It is important to keep in mind that, for the cleavage of natural protein substrates as opposed to peptide substrates, exosite interactions between protease and substrate often enhance cleavage of proteins that have non-optimal residues occupying the catalytic cleft [ 39].

This "plasma biasing" (as opposed to "substrate biasing") is shown to work well with pulsed cathodic carbon arcs, resulting in tetrahedral amorphous carbon (ta-C) films that are comparable to the films obtained with the conventional substrate bias.

The first thin film technology to be developed was amorphous silicon, wherein silicon was randomly deposited onto a substrate (as opposed to the regular crystal lattice seen in wafer crystals).

3D silicon detectors are fabricated by the Deep Reactive-Ion-Etching (DRIE) technique which allows p- and n-type electrodes to be processed through the silicon substrate as opposed to being implanted through the silicon surface.

AHPCs co-cultured with astrocytes preferentially acquired neuronal morphology, with nearly double the percentage of cells expressing class III β-tubulin on the micropatterned half of the substrate, as opposed to the planar half of the substrate, or compared to those growing in the absence of astrocytes.

The peppered maskray prefers to pick prey from the surface of the substrate, as opposed to digging for them.

This arrangement suggests that F153, W157 and W236 could directly interact with the substrate as opposed to having just an indirect 'gating' role in limiting the mobility of TMD5, as proposed earlier (Baker et al, 2007).

These data argue that release of at least one of the products is the rate-limiting step in the reaction with a normal substrate, as opposed to the chemical step(s).