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Table 5 shows the five studies reporting NMES intake, meaning total sugars minus lactose in milk and milk products and sugars present within the cellular structures of fruits and vegetables, as described in Table 1.

Current available models based on continuum mechanics are still too complex to be coupled with any 1D extrusion model available, in order to predict the density and the cellular structure of the starchy foams.

The thickness of the vessel wall varies from 12 µm to 18 µm along the artery and the cellular structure of the vascular wall is readily visible.

When one of the two male dolphins died at age 29, Hanke and his team took tissue samples from his rostrum, or beak, and studied the cellular structure of the crypts.

The movement of cilia and the differences between the cellular structure of Tbx6 mutant and wild type nodes can be visualized in the movies (z stacks) of successive images (Supplementary Videos S2 and S3).

The heat and the chemicals attack the cellular structure of the wood, weakening it.

Spongiforma further resembles Austroboletus and Porphyrellus species in the cellular structure of the cap cuticle (pileipellis).

Because of the surface characteristics of these metal implants (pore dimensions and 3D structure similar to the cellular structure of bone), high-volume bone ingrowth is encouraged and collapse is prevented.

Drying waterlogged wood that has been submerged for several centuries without appropriate conservation causes considerable shrinkage (20 50%) and leads to severe warping and cracking as water evaporates from the cellular structure of the wood.

Wood swells when exposed to an increase in RH and the typical deformations observed in the cellular structure of wood samples has been described globally.

Robert Hooke's drawings of the cellular structure of cork and a sprig of sensitive plant from Micrographia (1665).