SR-XRD analysis on a cross-section of the red sample enabled to identify the constituent minerals as being quartz, gypsum, hematite, calcite, lime and clay (some of the SEM EDS results are given in the Additional file 3).
SEM-EDX analysis of a cross-section removed from the Saint's left foot (S1) confirmed the presence of these elements in stratigraphy of the old man's flesh paint.
Deposition of functional semiconducting layers on the walls of the porous ITO scaffold was shown for titanium dioxide, which penetrates the ITO framework as shown by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) analysis of a cross-section.
Based on an energy-dispersive X-ray line scan composition analysis of a cross-section of hollow spheres it was found that the SiO2 not only coated the surface of the spheres, but was also distributed over the shell of the hollow spheres.
Surface SEM analysis of a cross-section of MARY-X tumor emboli, like the in vitro MARY-X spheroid, reveals tortuous and highly bifurcating canalis.
Using microscopic analysis of a cross-section of a mature biofilm, they found that the subpopulation that produced exoprotease is enriched in the air interface more than that in the agar interface [ 126].
Author: Price: No. of pages: Publication date: Publisher: UNICEF Bosnia and Herzegovina Languages: English, Bosnian The primary aim of this analysis is to make a cross section of the present legislation with respect to adolescents' access to health care, services and information related to the protection against HIV infection and other STIs.
Morphometric analysis of a stained cross section of one of the ears studied here showed a dermal thickness (stratum corneum through dermis) of approximately 40-100 µm on both sides of a central cartilage layer of ~50 µm thickness.
The mantle tissue for this analysis was taken as a cross section of all mantle folds and included periostracum material.
Figure 9 Analytical microscopic analysis of the cross section of a sample taken from the lower left edge of the painting Portrait of a young girl (1888) by F. Franzoni: a light microscopy image in bright field mode with cross polarization, b d ATR FTIR FPA distributions of different phases, e ATR FTIR spectra of selected regions.
