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The longitudinal diffusion (the B term) which contributes the most on band broadening at low velocity is associated with two parameters: the change in diffusion of the analyte in the presence of the stationary phase particles and the particle's diffusion coefficient in the mobile phase.

Neglecting the inertia term, which contributes to frequencies in the megahertz range, and assuming that the memory function is linearly related to the frequency dependent viscosity of the medium (through a generalized Stokes-Einstein relation)[3, 5 8], the mean square displacement (MSD) of the particle can be directly related to the creep compliance as: J = 3 Π a N D k B T < Δ r 2 >, (1).

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An algorithm was designed which assigns ions to clusters and then calculates all the terms which contribute to ionic conductivity.

The membrane-flexure coupling phenomenon exhibited by FG plate necessitates the use of displacement field containing both, membrane as well as flexural deformation terms which contribute to the overall response of the plate.

On the basis of the modal representation of the shell's motion, an analysis was made of the influence of the three different terms which contribute to the total energy flow.

The comparison of the prediction results between the testing set and the randomized set indicates that hub proteins have a distinct distribution of GO terms, which contributed to the predictability of the hub classifier.

It is well documented that ageing is accompanied by immune dysregulation (Dorshkind et al., 2009; Panda et al., 2009), termed immunesenescence, which contributes to the increased risk of infection in old age (Gavazzi and Krause, 2002).

2, 3, 6– 9 Obesity in pregnancy has also been shown to be associated with longer gestation 10 and significantly increased risk of post-term delivery, 11– 14 which contributes to the greater need for induction of labour (IOL) for prolonged pregnancy.

Our data show that the BRCA/FA pathway is upregulated by short-term and long-term exposure to GEM, which contributes to GEM and/or CDDP resistance, and is closely related to the CD24+/44+ population.

According to these results, groundwater advection attenuates thermal interference between piles, as well as long-term ground thermal resistance, which contributes to the economical design of energy piles.

Two examples are ocean acidification caused by increased atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide, and the long-term melting of ice sheets, which contributes to sea level rise.

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