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Waiting for a sluggish computer to start, this correspondingly sleepy-looking man finds a battered paperback lodged in an oversize Rolodex.

This correspondingly results in a decreased charge trapping and recombination rate, as exhibited from the EIS analysis in Figure 5a.

This correspondingly increased the range to 20400 m.

This correspondingly limits any potential transferability of our current findings to wider ethnic minority groups.

This correspondingly suggests that unlike in the crystal, in solution an ordered molecule of water can optimize the coupling between the hydrogen bonding network and the peroxo ligand, cryogenerated in frozen solution, enabling proton transfer from the proton donor residue.

For multicellular organisms and parasites, the cells are in more stable environments, whereas Tetrahymena must survive exposure to all the substances and organisms in the fresh water that surrounds it, and thus would benefit from having a large number of diverse genes to enable it to sense and respond to this correspondingly diverse and ever-changing set of environmental conditions.

This trend correspondingly reduces the positron trapping rate κ d without significant changes in τ av and τ b lifetimes.

A dot stands for any base that will not cause hybridisation in this position; correspondingly two parentheses connected by a dash indicate an arbitrary pair of complementary bases.

In this measurement, one side of the NWs is enwrapped by the Ag electrode, as shown in Fig. 1a, which can greatly increase the contact area between the NW and the electrode and decrease the contact resistance at this side correspondingly.

This is correspondingly true for women expressing low vitality.

This study correspondingly investigated HAs' attitudes and perspectives towards CR, given the role they play in contributing to the under-utilization of CR broadly has been scantly investigated [ 19].