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Malmquist Index of annual means 2012–2021.
Published 2023“…In other words, the companies that remained on a constant scale decreased.</p></div>…”
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Laser-Induced Local Collapse in a Langmuir Monolayer<sup>†</sup>
Published 2006“…Heating of a two-dimensional, methyloctadecanoate, Langmuir monolayer with a focused laser induces the local collapse of the monolayer. …”
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Distributions of the largest component size and density as a function of network size and concurrency: In this figure we reproduce some of the information in <b>Figure 1</b> for ne...
Published 2013“…The middle row shows the size distribution of the largest component as a percentage of the network, and the bottom row shows the distribution of the density of the largest components. …”
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Comparison of Cyclic and Linear PEG Conjugates
Published 2024“…Particularly, cyclic polymers are known to possess unique features such as a decreased hydrodynamic radius when compared to their linear counterparts of the same molecular weight, but have not yet been studied. …”
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Comparison of Cyclic and Linear PEG Conjugates
Published 2024“…Particularly, cyclic polymers are known to possess unique features such as a decreased hydrodynamic radius when compared to their linear counterparts of the same molecular weight, but have not yet been studied. …”
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