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Interestingly, presence of plasmonic Ag was also observed in Ag3PO4 glass nanocomposite which contributes for H2 production through enhanced light absorption, efficient charge separation and improved stability.

In air-equilibrated suspension, the potential of the couple H2O/H2 (~−0.35 V) is below TiO2-CB (−0.8 V), yielding a feasible H2 liberation which contributes for ~50 % of the total irradiance.

The main contribution to emissions of the RAMseS system is due to the batteries which contribute for a 73% of the total.

The Fermi level locates at the overlapping tails the two broad transmission peaks which contribute for the finite transmission at Fermi level.

Copolymers allow tailoring new materials with desirable features by blending specific copolymers, which contribute for the physical properties of the final material.

As of today, AI programs are still largely funded by defense money, which contributed, for instance, to the widely expanded military use of the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) (commonly known as "drones") in the last decade, along with controversies about the growing number of civilian casualties caused by them [63].

In addition, some gene/protein names which contributed for PPI prediction are underlined and linked to Entrez and Entrez Gene.

In aquaculture, the therapeutic options for the treatment of A. hydrophila infection were only limited to several antibiotics, which contributed for the fast-speed emergence of drug tolerance.

In addition, they explained the fact that HEWs frequently called for meeting and training, and lived in towns which contributed for absenteeism.

About a third (31.7%, 13/356) of the study subjects had fat intake which contributed for less than 30% of total energy per day.

This could be due to maternal exposure during pregnant to smoky kitchens which is not separated from the dwelling room might result to inhale chemicals from biomass fuels which contribute for low birth weight and perinatal mortality [ 26, 27].