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On the other hand, PEF elicited cardiomyogenic differentiation, which is commensurate with the tube-like morphological alterations along with the upregulation of cardiac specific markers.

Under electrical excitation the main peak is shifted ∼20 nm to longer wavelengths, which is commensurate with the charged exciton, X− (ref. 26), as shown in the blue curve.

A solvent accessible surface area38 of 577 m2 g−1 was calculated for this model, which is commensurate with the experimental surface area, SABET, for D of 623 m2 g−1.

Although the calculated photoconversion efficiencies were in the range 0.02 0.14%, which is commensurate with the use of a tungsten halogen light rather than xenon, there was a trend of increasing efficiency as a function of increasing film thickness.

We've got twice the amount of hybrid energy storage available to us; we are going back to direct-injected, 1.6 liter, turbo-charged engines, which is commensurate with the current technology on road series; and we are going to become energy constrained — we've got 100 kilos of fuel.

However, S20 exhibits a dislocation density of only 0.7 × 109 cm−2, which is commensurate with the density of dislocations in the buffer layer of GaN.

Behavioural economic theory contains a related depiction where stimuli carry information about the probability of a particular response producing an outcome, which is commensurated with outcome value, response effort etc. to produce a relative utility estimates which determines performance of the response (Cisek, 2007).

Again (b) we may assume weights which are commensurate; for it makes no difference whether we begin with the weight or with the mass.

This protocol is comparable to the SYN MAC from the point of establishing time slots, which are commensurate to the channel number within the network.

Sullivan "brings a unique breadth of knowledge and diverse experience, which are commensurate with the extensive scope of NOAA's mission," says Tom Bogdan, president of the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado.

Once or twice a year, agencies should make scheduled rate adjustments which are commensurate with the value you offer to clients and remain competitive with current market rates.