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However, the low temperature tolerance of those flexible plastic substrates limits the solar cell preparation process only below 200°C, resulting in a poor crystallization and photovoltaic performance.

However, this approach also has several disadvantages as it depends on the wettability of the substrates limiting the range of viable substrates for various applications.

However, most anodized TiO2 NT arrays have been prepared using non-transparent Ti-foil substrates, limiting the light illumination geometry to just one side of the electrode.

Results have indicated that, for the conditions analyzed in this work, the elastic deformation of the substrate limited the extraction of mechanical properties of the film/substrate system.

Although post laser treatment of monolithic TiCP/Ni coatings could eliminate cracks and improve coating quality, the softening of the copper alloy substrate limited the performance of laser treated electrodes.

Uptake of fullerene 14C60 was also reported for radish (Raphanus sativus), grown for 2 weeks in a sand substrate and hydroponic culture, while a rock wool substrate limited the availability of C60 for plant uptake [146].

This means that inaccurate sensing of one growth substrate severely limits the value of information about other growth substrates.

In addition, we observe that partial asymptotic phosphorylation of substrate limits the ultrasensitive behavior.

Consistent with the hypothesis that substrate availability limits the amount of AsA produced via an alternative pathway, plants with lower pectate lyase activity accumulate less AsA [ 18].

The rationale for the substrate-envelope constraint is that it prevents designed inhibitors from making interactions beyond those required by substrates and thus limits the availability of mutations tolerated by substrates but not by designed inhibitors.

The substrate backside growth is diminished using the up-lifted substrate holder, limiting the substrate bending due to the backside growth.