For a given I SOA of 8.35 A, due to the nearly identical contribution to the emission from the QDs' GS and ES1, a 94-nm broad spectrum with a power of 200 mW is achieved.
This has consequences for genetic relatedness within colonies, since sisters receive identical sperm if they share a father, and the normal half identical contribution from the mother.
To equalize the glycerol concentration of all reaction mixtures, the storage buffer for NRI-N K104Q) NRI-N K104Q balance the additions such that all samples had an identical contribution of the NRI-N storage buffer.
These results suggest identical contribution of the spacer length to the spreading rate, but improved ligand availability at the nanometric scale, that is, higher integrin-binding affinity, with polyproline dimers.
There is a certain level of redundancy in the formulation due to the permutations of the terms that can lead to identical contribution, such as, (x_{i} x_{j} x^_{z} = x_{j} x_{i} x^_{z} ), referred as symmetry [33].
It means that, for example, some pensioners with a full national insurance contribution history receive less than 25% of the pension that others with an identical contribution history living in another country, such as the neighbouring United States, receive.
All have nearly identical contribution limits, although withdrawal rules, particularly those related to early withdrawals, vary some.
and other kinetoplastids have an identical contribution to colchicine resistance.
In a single loop, the same size joint clearances have identical contributions to the angular error; while in the proposed multi-loop design, the position of the multiple-joint also affects the angular error greatly.
We also use this framework to relax the assumption that loci make identical contributions to individual fitness, and then examine the consequences of demographic stochasticity.
Under Social Security and Medicare rules, married and unmarried people make identical contributions if they have identical incomes.
