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“an unexpected trend”

276 sentences · 276 papers · 659 search hits before verification · confirmed specimen

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p=0.09

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

In the literature

Typically, past data shows consistently higher concentrations of HgT in sediment located throughout the Lower Fox River than in Green Bay, while the opposite is found to be true for mercury concentrations in pore water. When compared to the results obtained in this study, historical data for PCB concentrations in the Fox River shows an unexpected trend (Table 3 ).
Both fitting methods find that very thin films with h ≈ 9 nm exhibit larger sample-to-sample variability in T g ( h ). Interestingly, the trend in the transition width w ( h ) that is reliably obtained from the Bayesian fits shows an unexpected trend below h = 20 nm that strongly indicate a persistent decrease in the transition width.