The unintentional contributions in (41), from layers u≠l are inter-layer interference, making it unsuited as initial estimate for coherent detection.
Although unintentional, intentional contribution was organically embedded within the business model.
The remaining difference in short-circuit current density and EQE spectral shape can be explained primarily by the ratio of hole and electron mobility that leads to more efficient carrier extraction in the inverted devices, with a minor contribution from unintentional p-type doping of the active layer that influences the drift field profile.
In vitro resistance studies incorporating PK [ 28] could be integrated into a next-generation model, shedding light on the contribution of unintentional monotherapy (e.g. in non-replicating bacterial populations where INH performs poorly) to drug resistance development.
Ideal nucleants also have uniform geometry and surface properties, they are easily dispersed, and they are plentiful enough to overwhelm the contributions of homogeneous and unintentional heterogeneous nucleation.
Additionally, South Africa provides a setting in which to test the contributions of intentional and unintentional misreporting since, in contrast to other African settings, date of birth information is broadly available in South Africa.
The present analysis suggests three concepts not previously highlighted in the ACASI literature: 1) unintentional harm or discomfort; 2) acknowledgment of contribution to research; and 3) the noted absence of the participant-researcher relationship with ACASI.
Prior to the demonstration, Publix issued a statement expressing "regret" that its political contributions had led to an "unintentional customer divide".
This analysis explores the experiences of women using ACASI; adding to a limited body of research and suggesting three themes not previously highlighted in published ACASI literature: 1) unintentional harm or discomfort with participation; 2) acknowledgment of contribution to research; and 3) the noted absence of the participant-researcher relationship with ACASI.
Hillary Rodham Clinton said today that she took "full responsibility" for her campaign's improper solicitation of political contributions last month, but insisted that it was unintentional and isolated and would not be repeated.
