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To this aim, we used two dissimilar model systems/DNA templates, one of which contained the well-characterized tac promoter and another the slyD gene promoter, which was characterized in our recent work [24].

During the past 150 years, the Earth system has emerged from a period called the Little Ice Age, which was characterized in the North Atlantic region and elsewhere by relatively cool temperatures.

Then, brine was further cooling separation process which was characterized in that the ammonia is added in order to decrease the solubility of NaCl.

When the prepared hydrogel was reacted with H2O2, the Fc moieties on the amino acid was oxidized, leading to the disruption of the hydrogel structure and the decrease of its redox signal, which was characterized in detail by SEM and the electrochemical method.

Remark 4: If we omit Tx2, i.e., X 2 = ∅, and Tx2 has no message to transmit, i.e., R2 = 0, the model reduces to a CIFC, and C 1 str coincides with the capacity region of the strong interference channel with unidirectional cooperation (or CIFC), which was characterized in [8, Theorem 5].

Remark 11: If we omit Tx2, the model reduces to a CIFC and by setting P 2 = ρ 2 = R 2 = 0, C 2 G coincides with the capacity region of the Gaussian CIFC with weak interference, which was characterized in [6, Lemma 3.6].

Steady and scaled regimes of the boundary shape may be reached, which are characterized in detail.

Tracking the changing rhythms of the healthy human brain at work advances our understanding of such disorders as Parkinson's disease, schizophrenia and even autism, which are characterized in part by offbeat brain rhythms.

In this study, we applied hydrogels made from crosslinkable gelatin, the hydrolyzed form of collagen, and functionalized starch which were characterized in depth and optimized as described in Van Nieuwenhove et al., 2016.

Studies focused on regions of the western United States (U.S). have reported correlations between frost timing and the Pacific-North American (PNA) pattern16,17, which is characterized in its positive polarity by troughing over the eastern Pacific, ridging over the Rocky Mountains and troughing over eastern North America18.

Systematic observations were made of the variations in the fracture surfaces and damage micromechanisms, which were characterized in three fatigue stages: fatigue crack formation, microstructurally/physically small cracks and long cracks.