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Spin-STM/S is often performed in magnetic fields of up to some Tesla, which may strongly influence the tip state.
The significant improvement in HER activity could be attributed to the flame-like morphology of Ni(OH 2, which may strongly promote the dissociation of water and accelerate the formation of Had.
The CPA equation of state was applied to the modeling of two-phase flows through cores for methanol hydrocarbon mixtures due to charge transfer and hydrogen bonding, both of which may strongly affect the thermodynamic properties of such mixtures.
Compared to conventional nanosecond laser ablation, femtosecond laser allows the production of high energy (up to a few keV) ions in the plasma, which may strongly affect the structure and properties of the deposited films.
Being installed in tanks, screens play the role of slosh-suppressing devices which may strongly change resonant sloshing frequencies and yield an extra nonlinear damping due to cross-flow resulting in either flow separation or jet flow.
Furthermore, the large majority of these related works do not include users' birth and death processes in their evaluation models, which may strongly impact their obtained results (see [16]).
Managing wildlife diseases requires an understanding of disease transmission, which may be strongly affected by host population density and landscape features.
Using simple allometric relationships, tree stocking and size data can be used to estimate variables including sapwood area index (SAI), which may be strongly correlated with annual Ea.
Thus, reactive techniques are not valid in CPS, as the decision and actions are calculated considering situations which may change strongly during the calculation process.
Additional studies are required for further elucidation of these associations, which may be strongly influenced by species identity.
As a result, MESM are collapsed into a single analytic category that erases social and behavioral differences between subpopulations which may be strongly associated with risk for HIV and STIs.
