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11, 12 We have shown previously, in the sample discussed in this paper, that behavioural problems are found more frequently in children with PCHI than in hearing children. 2 We have also shown, in the same sample, that early confirmation of PCHI is followed by improved language (particularly receptive language) abilities at primary school age.
From now on, all the samples discussed in this article were prepared with a negative potential applied to the substrate.
For the samples discussed in this paper, the available free energy is shown in Figure 7 based on the derived aS0 values.
For all the samples discussed in this paper, we kept constant the gas mixture of 2.0% CH4, 98% H2 with 500 ppm of H2S, the combined flow of the gases to 100 sccm, the deposition pressure at 20 Torr, the filament temperature at ~2500 °C, and the filament-substrate distance to 8 mm.
In both cases, the process of solidification was faster than for the samples discussed in this manuscript.
The samples discussed in the following are fabricated using solid-source MBE.
Under identical annealing condition, the lattice constants of samples S1and S2 are different from each other, which reflect the different cation distribution in the samples (discussed in the next section).
The two samples discussed in this report were grown by plasma-assisted molecular beam epitaxy (PAMBE).
Table 1 Thickness (measured by SE) of the as-grown and annealed samples discussed in this work Sample Number of ALD Al 2 O 3 cycles Thickness as-grown (nm) Thickness after RTA (nm) S1 0 8.2 8.6 S1 5 8.4 8.7 S1 10 8.8 9.0 S1 15 9.3 9.5.
Five women in the sample discussed with doctors, in advance of pregnancy, the fact they were planning to get pregnant (four from the prepared group and one from the poor knowledge group).
There is no universal surrogate measurement of digestion that can be used to accurately quantify digestion at the library preparation stage and no ideal control sample (discussed in Supplementary Information, Section S2).
