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1 luding Veillonella HOT 780 and Porphyromonas HOT 284, which were 4.6- and 9-fold higher, respectively

2 nt between the groups, including Veillonella HOT 780 and Porphyromonas HOT 284, which were 4.6- and 9

3 known, only six have been found that transit hot, A-type stars (with temperatures of 7,300-10,000 kel

4 We have identified the hot ABA-deficiency suppressor1 mutant, which has a stoma

5 s work were evaluated two methods of drying, hot air and microwaving with rotary drum, combined with

6 l) drying at 120, 150, and 180W coupled with hot air at 50, 60, and 70 degrees C.

7 hocyanins and gamma-oryzanols more than does hot air drying.

8 ng hazelnuts at 120 degrees C for 40min with hot air system.

9 In HD, microwave power and hot air were performed simultaneously during drying proc

10 ts were roasted using two different systems (hot air, infrared) at different time/temperature combina

11 For samples heated with hot air, the best linear correlation achieved was R(2)=0

12 fer allows effective heat transfer between a hot and a cold body to increase beyond the limits long k

13 The effects of hot and cold break industrial tomato paste production st

14 ted a comprehensive examination of different hot and cold combined quenching/extraction approaches to

15 opic heterogeneities, usually referred to as hot and cold spots, are commensurable with those observe

16 to 4.1% (34% of the Carnot efficiency) with hot and cold working temperatures of 60 and 20 degrees C

17 It is formed vibrationally hot and cools over several picoseconds, completing the c

18 Walp.) is a legume crop that is resilient to hot and drought-prone climates, and a primary source of

19 For the most protracted hot and dry events, the strongest and most widespread co

20 three extant Old World camel species inhabit hot and low-altitude as well as cold and high-altitude d

21 rature tolerance, limiting its usefulness in hot and low-income countries where malaria prevails.

22 ogy that describes water molecules as being "hot" and "cold", which we have defined as being easy and

23 ins 52 diverse examples of fragment binding "hot" and "warm" spots from the Protein Data Bank (PDB).

24 5% confidence interval (CI): 3.95, 5.71] and hot (aOR = 3.71; 95% CI: 3.07, 4.47) were associated wit

25 tunisian pomegranate peels were subjected to hot aqueous extractions (86 degrees C, 80min, 20mM nitri

26 People living in moderate cold and moderate hot areas are more sensitive to heat waves than those li

27 with mortality in moderate cold and moderate hot areas than cold and hot areas.

28 to heat waves than those living in cold and hot areas.

29 te cold and moderate hot areas than cold and hot areas.

30 ng planet, WASP-33b; the planet is itself as hot as a red dwarf star of type M (ref.

31 This is as hot as stars of stellar type K4 (ref.

32 ld" aspects of contempt in conjunction with "hot" aspects.

33 The existence of the Sun's hot atmosphere and the solar wind acceleration continues

34 e demonstration of both Eley-Rideal (ER) and hot atom (HA) mechanisms when H impinges on adsorbed CO2

35 This means that Eley-Rideal or hot-atom mechanisms are not important; thus, thermal rea

36 nuscript suggesting the presence of a "deep, hot biosphere" in the Earth's crust.

37 break production method was higher than the hot break production method.

38 characterized cold break tomato pastes while hot break tomato pastes were characterized by flavanols

39 samples were substantially higher than their hot brew counterparts.

40 ions and pH were comparable between cold and hot brews.

41 earby cells can be impacted thermally by the hot bubbles and mechanically by fluid mechanical forces

42 vants to turn immunologically 'cold' tumors 'hot' can seed new concepts in how to improve the efficac

43 es of spectral evolution are consistent with hot carrier cooling, during which state filling induced

44 laxation times are observed as a function of hot carrier energies.

45 and limit the time for carrier extraction in hot carrier solar cells.Carrier-carrier scattering rates

46 ur findings demonstrate the rich dynamics of hot carrier transport in amorphous semiconductors that c

47 stinguish between competing photothermal and hot-carrier driven mechanistic pathways.

48 ne heterostructures, and confirm the initial hot-carrier extraction for the C-exciton state with an u

49 s, paves the way for improving efficiency in hot-carrier extraction science and nanoscale regio-selec

50 The ability to harness the "lifetime" of hot-carrier gases with nanoscale circuits may provide a

51 such as hot-spot management, nonequilibrium hot-carrier generation, sensing, and photovoltaics.

52 We report direct visualization of hot-carrier migration in methylammonium lead iodide (CH3

53 ics involving low-dimensional nanomaterials, hot-carrier relaxation and extraction mechanisms play an

54 alization of reactive regions, determined by hot-carrier transport from high-field regions, paves the

55 t-principles calculations of non-equilibrium hot-carrier transport in these systems.

56 y capability of plasmonic tapers to generate hot carriers by slowing down plasmons at the taper apex.

57 for solar cell efficiency can be overcome if hot carriers can be harvested before they thermalize.

58 , but it is unclear whether these long-lived hot carriers can migrate long distance for efficient col

59 Non-equilibrium hot carriers formed near the interfaces of semiconductor

60 Decay of plasmons to hot carriers has recently attracted considerable interes

61 Although plasmon-assisted hot carriers in metals have already enabled remarkable p

62 l illumination, an efficient way to generate hot carriers is by excitation with tunnelling electrons.

63 tanding of the spatial localization of these hot carriers, akin to electromagnetic near-field maps, h

64 smonic applications to exploit the generated hot carriers.

65 on resonance of aluminum to supply energetic hot-carriers and increases optical absorption in cuprous

66 ility of using a single radiosynthesizer and hot cell for production of a diverse array of compounds

67 The method was validated in oat-containing hot cereal and snack bar samples.

68 mons in such sub-nanometre cavities generate hot charge carriers, which can catalyse chemical reactio

69 s of the external environment with adjacent "hot," "cold," "dry," and "humid" glomeruli-an organizati

70 nterval for early deliveries associated with hot/cold exposures, adjusting for conception month, humi

71 and hardness, which is usually observed for hot compressed glasses, vanishes for samples previously

72 urements, we demonstrate that the effects of hot compression and sub-Tg annealing can be combined to

73 ranged from 18%, 18%, and 13%, respectively (hot contrast; 10-mm sphere diameter; ratio, 2:1), to 68%

74 ricity demand to support building cooling on hot days.

75 patterns differed from previously identified hot-defence thermoeffectors.

76 edonia characterised by diel fluctuations of hot-deoxygenated water coupled with tidally driven persi

77 ils can range from below detection limits in hot deserts to over 1 billion per gram in wetlands.

78 gh-operating-temperature direct ink writing (HOT-DIW) of mesoscale architectures that are composed of

79 lently link thioesterase domains in a double hot dog dimer.

80 revealed that each protein subunit harbors a hot dog-fold and that the TE6 enzyme forms a hexamer wit

81 ompanied by an increase in the occurrence of hot-dry summers from once-in-a-decade to every 2-3 years

82 We propose that the hot electron and hole carriers excited via Landau dampin

83 interaction, indicating a relatively smooth hot electron distribution at the rear-side of the plasti

84 We measured large-scale filamentation of the hot electron distribution at the target rear only at lat

85 mics of the magnetic fields generated by the hot electron distribution at the target rear.

86 The dynamics of hot electron escape from the laser irradiated target was

87 ng the underlying photophysical processes in hot electron generation and discusses various electron-t

88 in the gold, whereas the quantum process of hot electron generation takes place in both components.

89 hlights of recent examples of plasmon-driven hot electron photochemical reactions within the context

90 We concluded that the plasmon-induced hot electron transfer governed the suppression of peroxi

91 ., increase of peroxide yield), in which the hot electron transfer of Ag nanostructure offered a suff

92 tal observations and demonstrate a beam-like hot electron transport at initial time-scales that may b

93 such targets will produce highly structured hot electron transport.

94 er, insight into the relaxation mechanism of hot electron-hole pairs in the band nesting region denot

95 ns per square centimetre, which demonstrates hot-electron activation of oxidation and reduction react

96 hat WS2 exhibits strong potential for use in hot-electron devices, including compact high-frequency s

97 Plasmon-induced hot-electron generation has recently received considerab

98 at layer-indirect e-h pairs are generated by hot-electron impact excitation at temperatures near T =

99 the entire visible spectrum by tailoring the hot-electron interplay in various ways.

100 aration of the different valleys involved in hot-electron transfer.

101 Here we spatially map hot-electron-driven reduction chemistry with 15 nm resol

102 Raman spectroscopy allows us to track these hot-electron-induced chemical reduction processes in a s

103 addressing the low reaction efficiencies in hot-electron-induced photochemistry.

104 ering of magnetically trapped populations of hot electrons (in the case of diffuse aurora) or by the

105 generate these heterogeneous plasmon-induced hot electrons and exploit their cooperative interplay in

106 dium nanoparticles are mildly illuminated as hot electrons are injected into the anti-bonding orbital

107 Such hot electrons are typically generated from either locali

108 in population and directionality between the hot electrons from localized and propagating plasmons.

109 re, Hoang et al. study the interplay between hot electrons generated by localized and propagating pla

110 photoconversion applications.Plasmon-induced hot electrons have potential applications spanning photo

111 analysis of the spatio-temporal dynamics of hot electrons in an emblematic plasmonic device, the adi

112 high-efficiency generation of e-h pairs from hot electrons is expected.

113 Here, we show that the generation of hot electrons makes the nanoscale tunnel junctions highl

114 ation of surface plasmons produces energetic hot electrons that can be collected to facilitate chemic

115 erent transition radiation of laser produced hot electrons, which are efficiently enhanced with the u

116 nocubes that produce large concentrations of hot electrons, which we measure using transient absorpti

117 rts the plasma to almost entirely consist of hot elemental ions, while the corresponding mass spectra

118 With early life likely to have existed in a hot environment, enzymes had to cope with an inherent dr

119 tional events will expose female athletes to hot environments, and studies evaluating aerobic exercis

120 sociative reactions by including a molecular hot excited state manager within the device emission lay

121 Hot excited states transfer to the manager and rapidly t

122 to photoexcitation is assigned to localized hot excitons which dissociate to free carriers.

123 Findings were similar for hot exposures during weeks 15-21.

124 ach week from 23 through 38, whole-pregnancy hot exposures increased delivery risk by 6-21% at weeks

125 Hot filtration test confirmed that the reaction follows

126 are, for example, treatment of depression or hot flashes, than did those in the control group (adjust

127 anging as it safely and effectively relieves hot flush symptoms without the need for oestrogen exposu

128 adverse events), hypertension (1.2% v 1.0%), hot flushes (0.8% v 0.4%), myalgia (0.8% v 0.7%), dyspne

129 en who received elagolix had higher rates of hot flushes (mostly mild or moderate), higher levels of

130 Hot flushes affect 70% of menopausal women and often sev

131 ificantly reduced the total weekly number of hot flushes by 45 percentage points (95% CI 22-67) compa

132 The primary outcome was the total number of hot flushes during the final week of both treatment peri

133 women aged 40-62 years, having seven or more hot flushes in every 24 h of which some were reported as

134 receptor antagonist (MLE4901) on menopausal hot flushes.

135 been implicated as an important mediator of hot flushes.

136 d, originate in dense shock waves powered by hot galactic winds.

137 ne of which is ram-pressure stripping by the hot gas that fills the space between galaxies in galaxy

138 Exposure to hot (> 90th percentile) or cold (< 10th percentile) usin

139 compared to each other and measurements for hot (>18 degrees C) and cold (<10 degrees C) hours with

140 Chronic exposure to hot (>90th percentile), cold (<10th percentile), or mild

141 f cold gas, which were able to penetrate the hot halo gas until they were cut off by shock heating fr

142 Furthermore, we report an enrichment of HOT (high-occupancy target) regions near TAD boundaries

143 luence on the biological properties of GS, d-Hot horizontal lineTap at the position of d-Phe1-Pro2 er

144 The tricyclic acetonide of the dipeptide d-Hot horizontal lineTap is resistant to TFA and thus can

145 Fmoc-Dyp-acetonide (9) and of several Fmoc-d-Hot horizontal lineTap-ketals for solid-phase peptide sy

146 stence of donor L1s that are highly active ('hot') in specific spatiotemporal niches, and the evoluti

147 ovskite NCs with heterovalent Bi(3+) ions by hot injection to precisely tune their band structure and

148 atures under 40 degrees F, an admission in a hot July with an average temperature exceeding 90 degree

149 he detection of TiO in the atmosphere of the hot-Jupiter planet WASP-19b.

150 implies that species are more vulnerable to hot, low-nutrient conditions than previous models accoun

151 nthocyanins in the pomace, and both cold and hot maceration of fresh unblanched berries with enzyme t

152 g on whether the bacterium finds itself in a hot mammalian or cool amoeba host environment.

153 Decompression of hot mantle rock upwelling beneath oceanic spreading cent

154 A hot melt 3D inkjet printing method with the potential to

155 d easily with thermoplastics as the extruded hot melt solidifies rapidly during the printing process.

156 ng methods; complexation, encapsulation, and hot melting.

157 d, medium roast/coarse grind) using cold and hot methods.

158 ide solutions, and the salt migrates towards hot or cold regions depending on the average temperature

159 P) ion channels can be directly activated by hot or cold temperature with high sensitivity.

160 emperature, vesicles can be directed towards hot or cold, forming a highly concentrated region.

161 slatability, and its variable experience as "hot" or "cold," occurrent or enduring, and anger-like or

162 We tested the use of either hot- or cold-laminating layers to improve (i) the durabi

163 of oat starch with milk components increased hot paste stability and reduced peak viscosity using the

164 Four hot pepper (C. chinense) cultivars were planted with fou

165 Nineteen hot pepper (Capsicum annuum L.) samples from five countr

166 ase capsaicinoid yield in some, but not all, hot pepper cultivars.

167 unchanged in H. armigera, but was induced by hot pepper fruits and repressed by cotton bolls in H. as

168 also increases capsaicinoid accumulation in hot pepper.

169 With VPE, hot photoluminescence and nanosecond photo-Dember effect

170 tion with reactive species formed inside the hot plasma center.

171 e activity (acetic acid-induced writhing and hot plate assays), leading to the identification of a se

172 pper-mantle shear wave velocity to mean that hot plumes-which exhibit seismic low-velocity anomalies

173 he was 4 years old, she ate enokitake with a hot-pot dish.

174 electrical conductivity of both natural and hot-pressed antigorite at pressures of 4 and 3 GPa, resp

175 Samples were prepared by hot pressing at 120 degrees C to produce condensed syste

176 ere subsequently burnt off via sintering and hot pressing.

177 in the automotive industry, particularly in hot reciprocating applications such as pistons for diese

178 y 1,116 cold-related and approximately 1,019 hot-related excess cases in the United States annually.

179 The transport of hot, relativistic electrons produced by the interaction

180 Mantle plumes are buoyant upwellings of hot rock that transport heat from Earth's core to its su

181 light tuned near to the atomic resonances in hot rubidium vapor is shown to result in non-Gaussian ou

182 discover that fibrils accumulate towards the hot side of the channel at the temperature range studied

183 The migration localizes domains to the hot side of the vesicle, regardless of whether the domai

184 ensions of p-n legs, height of segmentation, hot-side temperature, and load resistance, in order to o

185 The contact between liquid drops and hot solid surfaces is of practical importance for indust

186 sticization of the membrane-forming block by hot solvent, effectively increasing the volume fraction

187 e and time with fluid injections from a deep hot source, inferred to represent geochemical and temper

188 one acetylation marks are necessary for both hot spot activity and crossover resolution.

189 d upwelling that ascends beneath the Reunion hot spot at the time of the Deccan eruptions.

190 receptors/transcription factors in trans to hot spot enhancers serves as an effective biological str

191 Sequencing of hot spot exons in CNTNAP2 led to discovery of a 5 bp ins

192 We find Australia to be a global hot spot for variability, with semi-arid ecosystems in t

193 nt system: in silico active site mapping for hot spot identification to guide rational structure-base

194 show in this study that the lamin A p.R482W hot spot mutation prevents adipogenic gene expression by

195 To identify drivers of this effect at a hot spot of antiandrogenicity in the German river Holtem

196 In this way, we defined a theta hot spot on a group level and investigated whether proxi

197 advocated in recent Paris agreement, several hot spot regions experiencing highest droughts are ident

198 This hot spot seems to be highly characteristic for PTFL.

199 leotide representing a known PRDM9c-specific hot spot sequence, and compared the structure with that

200 other chromatin features needed for meiotic hot spot specification are largely unknown.

201 A hot spot was localized in the farm, which corresponded t

202 en structural mimicry and a crucial peptide "hot spot" and demonstrate its role, along with the MHC,

203 t this region may represent a recombination "hot spot" in CoV genomes.

204 fted in a manner designed to produce either "hot spot" or "widespread" striatal innervation.

205 engthening subsidence produced a mesospheric hot-spot and caused extreme enrichment of photochemicall

206 provide a multitude of applications, such as hot-spot management, nonequilibrium hot-carrier generati

207 rR) as specific bridging molecules in a SERS hot-spot model.

208 due to PPAR gamma gene amplification or RXRA hot-spot mutation (S427F/Y) drives 20-25% of human bladd

209 n from coarse-to-fine grain sizes promoted a hot-spot of organic matter degradation and biomass growt

210 model of Li-Fraumeni syndrome harbouring the hot-spot p53R172H mutation described an elevated level o

211 Use of a dual hot-spot signal-amplification strategy based on AuNP-AgN

212 getic epitope by determining the interfacial hot-spot that dominates the binding affinity for an anti

213 a major determinant of meiotic recombination hot spots and acts through sequence-specific DNA binding

214 SERS and TERS, including the concept of SERS hot spots and the plasmonic nanostructures necessary for

215 tering substrates with spatially homogeneous hot spots are developed.

216 s and the identification of novel structural hot spots as targets for pharmacological intervention.

217 rustule surface, which provides high density hot spots as well as strongly coupled optical resonances

218 late organic matter (POM) induces diagenetic hot spots at the sediment-water interface (SWI).

219 We identify the formation of strong hot spots between all particles as the main mechanism fo

220 ulation of population inversion at plasmonic hot spots can be spatially modulated by the diffractive

221 h charge carriers transferred from plasmonic hot spots can drive chemistry.

222 in specific genomic islands, which represent hot spots for BGC acquisition.

223 s show that gamma-secretase presents several hot spots for either orthosteric or allosteric inhibitio

224 d microenvironments that make them potential hot spots for prebiotic biochemistry.

225 precipitated iron(III) (oxy)hydroxides, are hot spots for the removal and redissolution of iron, ass

226 se patterns of riparian zone in the cold and hot spots found that land-use patterns had an important

227 Spatial analysis revealed high-risk hot spots in Borneo, the central Amazon and the Congo Ba

228 d human genetic disorders and/or defined CNV hot spots in epilepsy.

229 arge nonequilibrium deformations at discrete hot spots in lipid vesicles and thus inducing an overall

230 show that the recombinogenic cores of active hot spots in mice harbor several histone H3 and H4 acety

231 cated the existence of age-related glycation hot spots in the plant proteome.

232 Thus, the sites of glycation hot spots might be defined by protein structure that ind

233 bution across the biofilm, with concentrated hot spots of c-di-GMP.

234 of mechanobiologists because these sites are hot spots of epithelial tension.

235 These analyses reveal hot spots of fluctuations that set the stage for large-s

236 cal anion species localized in the plasmonic hot spots of individual gold nanosphere oligomers, corro

237 There are two hot spots of intrusion, one in the Luzon Strait and the

238 ng antibodies target four spatially distinct hot spots on RTA, which we refer to as epitope clusters

239 We find hot spots on the plasma membrane, at least partially def

240 idues within the amyloid core IAPP region as hot spots or key residues of its cross-interaction with

241 The first one (possibly associated to hot spots or whole Fermi sheets) has a strong mass enhan

242 was detected for many markers, sometimes as hot spots present in different populations.

243 n the stem region of TGGAA repeat DNA act as hot spots to facilitate the transition between the two c

244 The histidine oxidation hot spots were identified, which include conserved histi

245 h Hawaii, Samoa, and Iceland but not beneath hot spots whose OIB yield normal (182)W and homogeneousl

246 ng behaviour interact to create predictable "hot spots" of fear on the reef where herbivores withhold

247 mechanism and a possible role of plasmonic "hot spots" within the metal nanostructures, remain poorl

248 e nanocarriers and creating the enhancement "hot spots".

249 ard cues through the recruitment of hedonic 'hot spots' within the brain's reward circuitry.

250 to identify ERV progenitors, recombinational hot spots, and segments that are always replaced, never

251 led receptors occurs preferentially at these hot spots.

252 mbination in the genomes with cold spots and hot spots.

253 bridges, resulting in the formation of SERS hot spots.

254 ion marks at mammalian meiotic recombination hot spots.

255 ively bind C3b near ligand-guided functional hot spots.

256 I, at discrete regions in the genome coined "hot spots." In mammals, meiotic DSB site selection is di

257 dentify and classify interfacial residues as Hot-Spots (HS) and Null-Spots (NS).

258 Winter polar hot-spots have been observed on other planets, but detec

259 a potential strategy to identify structural hot-spots in proteins as targets for pharmacological res

260 surface snowmelt runoff destabilize smaller hot spring environments with smaller populations and res

261 rus (MTIV), that was isolated from an acidic hot spring in Yellowstone National Park, USA.

262 We used this approach to analyze two hot spring samples from Yellowstone National Park and ex

263 Therefore, physical abiotic features such as hot spring size and position in the landscape are import

264 on of SSU rRNA and mcrA transcripts from one hot spring suggested that predominant Bathyarchaeota wer

265 infects Sulfolobus solfataricus in volcanic hot springs at 80 degrees C and pH 3.

266 eochemical and molecular analysis from seven hot springs in five regions sampled over 3 years in Yell

267 , in red-pigmented microbial mats within the hot springs of Paoha Island.

268 Paoha Island's (Mono Lake, CA) arsenic-rich hot springs.

269 combines a precisely temperature-controlled hot-stage with digital microscopy and Direct Analysis in

270 on of enzyme activity and stability from the hot-start toward modern hyperthermophilic, mesophilic, a

271 between the loss of electronic coherence and hot state cooling processes.

272 ergy excited states, producing energetically hot states (>6.0 eV) that lead to molecular dissociation

273 advantage over other Thermococcus species in hot subsurface environments where organic substrates are

274 c product of the Friedel-Crafts acylation in hot sulfuric acid.

275 ny environments; small-leaved species typify hot, sunny environments only in arid conditions; small l

276 Large-leaved species predominate in wet, hot, sunny environments; small-leaved species typify hot

277 ely short contact times.Drops of liquid on a hot surface can exhibit fascinating behaviour such as th

278 onditions, it takes a shorter time to cool a hot system than to cool the same system initiated at a l

279 Capsaicinoids are responsible for the hot taste of chili peppers.

280 ulding, in which solidification cracking and hot tearing are also common issues.

281 tivation by capsaicin than for activation by hot temperature, suggesting that strong hydrophobicity m

282 It has been a very important and hot topic to study the correlation between methylation a

283 ionalizing clinical significance has been a "hot topic" in other health care fields for several decad

284 In this Journal of Nuclear Medicine Hot Topics discussion, we review the historical pathways

285 After 100-170 days of exposure to hot water at 360 degrees C, the oxidation of the NCD-coa

286 across a transect of bench- and pilot-scale hot water experiments carried out with the same municipa

287 In the present work, optimization of hot water extraction, structural characteristics, functi

288 The optimal combination of hot water extracts spray dried with 5% maltodextrin at 1

289 This method, what we call hot water treatment, offers the ability to grow metal ox

290 rncob (PCC) anthocyanin extraction matrices (hot water, 40% ethanol, C18 purified), drying inlet temp

291 s (such as cold methanol/acetonitrile/water, hot water, and boiling ethanol/water, as well as cold et

292 their surfaces after simply interacting with hot water.

293 t stress, because the frequency of extremely hot weather is expected to continue to rise in the appro

294 anging from 0 mm (very cold) to 200 mm (very hot) were all measured throughout.

295 This hot zone may supply evolved magmas to Mounts St. Helens

296 Monitoring this posterior 'hot zone' in real time predicted whether an individual r

297 ocity zone, which we interpret as a possible hot zone, linking ascending melts and shallow reservoirs

298 Hot zones like this may be the primary reservoirs for ar

299 mission may be most effective if targeted to hot zones of TB.

300 o the lower crust they generate deep crustal hot zones.