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“a clear trend”

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p<0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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These results indicate a clear trend of increasing delayed fluorescence lifetime with the heavier chalcogen atom, suggesting that the incorporation of selenium enhances the intersystem crossing and stabilizes the triplet states, thus favoring DF (e.g., through TTA).
Discussion Replacement of the acetate with amide groups in the pendant arms of DOTPI does not affect the thermodynamic stability (log K ML values) of the Ca II -, Zn II -, and Cu II -complexes, while dissociation half-lives of the Cu II chelates at pH > 3 show a clear trend toward higher kinetic inertness.
In considering the data by species, rather than by nerve, there is a clear trend in all species other than the naked mole-rat for saphenous and sural nerves to have much higher C:A-fiber ratios than in mixed and muscle nerves (∼3:1 compared with ∼1.5:1 in common peroneal and tibial, ∼1:1 lateral gastrocnemius, and ∼0.5:1 for medial gastrocnemius).