Phase behavior proved that only a weak fraction of oil can be incorporated into the hydrophobic core of micelles (L1).
In the weak fraction of mitotic cells that die, the cell death does not rely on canonical pathways (i.e., caspase- and Bax/Bak-dependent).
The shield's barrier is overcome when a relatively weak (a fraction of 1 T) external magnetic field is applied and the enzyme and the substrate are merged and forced to interact in the generated nanocompartment.
Finally, high isotacticity is also required for obtaining qualitative β-form spherulites, demonstrated by increased β-crystal content after removal of weak crystalline fraction of the sample.
This vital point about the United States, past and present, also brings home in an especially poignant way the fact that there are still many developing countries that confront, today, the issue of giving their poorest and weakest even a fraction of an acre of the earth's surface to call their own.
Suppose that East's spades are a fraction weaker, headed by K-J-10 instead of K-Q-10.
For a small CNT volume fraction, weak nonlinear piezoresistivity is observed both experimentally and from numerical simulation.
In previous works, the relationship between the weak-acid soluble fraction and the amount of contaminant recoverable by acid-enhanced electrokinetic remediation (EKR) was shown.
Calibration is performed by cavity ring-down spectroscopy (CRDS) and indicates a very weak soot volume fraction (0.066 ppb at 21.33 kPa and 0.8 ppb at 26.66 kPa in the burnt gases).
The endogenous biotinylated carboxylase proteins were also detected by streptavidin in the nuclear fraction (weak protein band above 95 kDa) and in the cytosolic fraction (protein bands at ∼70, 75, and 125 kDa).
The following parameters predicted the TRR, from the strongest to the weakest: radiation dose per fraction, treated body-region, disease site, and time of treatment.
