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

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A clear trend can be observed: with the increase of temperature, the concentration of oxygen vacancies gradually increases, from 17.8% in the original TiO 2 to 48.2% in the TK 450 sample, which intuitively demonstrates the promoting effect of pyrolysis temperature on the formation of oxygen vacancies.
Limitations of the Study Even though we have shown that REs exhibit a clear trend of upregulation as an effect of chronological aging in the axolotl, further transcriptomic studies with specimens of more precise age groups (e.g., one group per year of age) could provide the means to define if RE transcript levels are a good marker of biological age in A. mexicanum , [ 18 ] as well as to reveal the intermediate dynamics and physiological effects of RE expression through adulthood.
The size of their respective communities is not a meaningful metric due to the varying size of the networks, but we can notice that both PM and OL reach usually high betweenness centrality in their local community. Although we cannot measure a clear trend such as a growing importance of the OL over time, we can notice a couple of facts.
Taking the excellent activity of TMSOTf into account, the structural scope of this hydroboration of aldehydes with 2 a was studied employing aromatic aldehydes a – h with different electronic features (Table 1 ). From these results a clear trend was observed, being the reaction time significantly longer for electron‐poor aldehydes (entries 3 and 4) in comparison with the model substrate 2a (entry 2).
A brief discussion of why bumblebees were a good choice for conditioning experiments with temperature patterns and how their visitation habits relate to the diversity of flowers sampled; Starting ‘It did not appear...’: A comment is added to the first paragraph of the Discussion noting that there did not appear to be a clear trend within the sampled temperature patterns were associated with a particular pollinator group.