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After adding Ag+ ions into solution for 48 h, the distinct changes of C1s XPS are detected in Figure 5b.

Besides, the magnetic properties of samples (before and after the annealing process) are characterized, and the distinct changes of magnetic anisotropy and coercive field are detected.

The light-induced hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) serves as a model reaction for revealing the distinct changes in the electrode properties dependent on the plating procedure.

The most distinct, wide ranging changes in both the positive and negative directions (Fig. 6) are likely due to both the longest elapsed time between measurements (approximately 7 years) and the distinct changes caused by the two large earthquakes, which had accelerations of 17.5 cm/s2 by 2004 Chuetsu and about 3.0 cm/s20072007 Chuetsu-oki and 2011 North Nagano (Fig. 5a, Table 2).

However, irrespective of the internal molecular orientation of these apolar lipids, the distinct changes observed in our SAXS patterns are representative for the thermotropic transition of the LDL core.

The distinct changes in the peak intensities are convincingly commensurate with the simulated vapor liquid coexistence curve.

The distinct change in temperature can be experienced as you go diving in the lake.

The distinct change in tone almost certainly reflects the fact that Akin is now certain to be the Republican candidate in a race that is vital for eventual control of the entire Senate – a prize even more important to the Republicans with Romney falling behind in the White House election.

This is evident for the distinct change in the absorption curve from the typical Gaussian distribution pattern.

The sensing is demonstrated by the distinct change of the longitudinal surface plasmon resonance wavelength of the gold nanorods to specific antibody antigen binding events.

The distinct change and evolution over time in the clinical presentation of the patient's head pain suggests a temporal plasticity of the pain in head and facial syndromes, irrespective of underlying pathoanatomic features.