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By comparing the differential charges at the ground and excited states, the charge separation degree of the D-A pairs (TAPT-OMe, TAPT-OH, TAPT-OCCH, TAPT-H, TAPT-Cl, and TAPB-OMe) gradually decreases, while the calculated E b follows an increasing trend, both of which support that photocatalytic activity will be in an order of TAPT-OMe > TAPT-OH > TAPT-OCCH > TAPT-H > TAPT-Cl > TAPB-OMe.
Both the latitudinal and altitudinal distribution of the numbers of radiocarbon dates from archeological sites during 6.5–3.6 kyr, especially after 5 kyr, show an increasing trend in the Altai-Sayan and surrounding regions (Fig. 4g–i ), indicating increased human migration and population expansion in this region under the more favorable environmental conditions.
When stratifying by lead time (time between blood draw and diagnosis), 19 proteins showed heterogeneity in associations ( p het < 0.05, Supplementary Data 8 ) and 11 had a clear trend in the strength of association across categories of lead time ( p trend < 0.05, Supplementary Fig. 7 , Supplementary Data 9 ).
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KS tests for uniformity with respect to the distribution of the temporal centroids of the trajectories in each temporal column were conducted, controlling for a family-wise error rate (FWER) of 1% according to Bonferroni’s inequality 39 such that 108 columns were identified with a p -value >0.01/409, indicating a highly significant degree of temporal non-uniformity.
In the quality evaluation process of ground improvement, although the subgrade strengthened by piles is equivalent to a set of strata, the GPR response characteristics of equivalent strata are completely different from those of strata without pile, and there may be significant differences between the GPR response characteristics of defective piles and complete piles (Fig. 1c, d, e ).
While the NS of all Asian reservoirs combined has a decreasing trend (−0.18 ± 0.01%/20 yr), the NS value of the pre-1999 reservoirs shows a significant increase (1.30 ± 0.01%/20 yr), which suggests that the overall reduction of NS is attributed to the post-1999 reservoirs.