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The results show that the adhesion of diamond coatings formed on these Cu–W alloy substrates is much higher than on pure Cu substrate.

Also, the total mass of paraffin deposited on DLC-coated substrates is much lower than in the case of uncoated SS substrates.

It is assumed that the substrates are much stiffer than the intermediate layer.

Interaction of endothelial-lineage cells with three-dimensional substrates was much less studied than that with flat culture surfaces.

In contrast, although exploration has been well studied from both theoretical1 and ethological10 perspectives, its neural substrates are much less clear.

Following deposition of Pd, both TPD of CO and steady-state CO-oxidation kinetics suggest that the ceria films on the zirconia-based substrates were much more easily reduced than films on α-Al2O3.

The shapes of the colonies on the 8 kPa substrate are similar to those from the mESC colonies on the rigid substrate of polystyrene dishes, suggesting that the 8 kPa substrate and the rigid substrate are "equivalent" in rigidity in regards to mESC stiffness: stiffnesses of both substrates are much higher than mESC stiffness.

On the other hand, the nitrogen and phosphorus contents of all of the other (low-organic) substrates were much lower (Tab.

It is possible that the indolyl quinols (44 and 46) are too large (MW >600) to be channelled through transporters whose physiological substrates are much smaller (e.g. adenine, MW = 135).

Since the concentrations of the substrates are much higher than that of enzyme, the assay is expected to follow the steady-state kinetics of isotope exchange at chemical equilibrium.

Furthermore, their collective concentrations (in particular for the system L substrates) were much lower than those determined to drive maximal transporter activation (e.g., overshoot), as set by our experimental conditions.