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A qualitative explanation for this change is given that is related to the biaxial deformation mechanism in which the disrupted contacts are predominantly oriented in the direction of the minor principle stress.

For example, collagen fibrils are predominantly oriented along the horizontal and vertical directions (superior inferior and nasal temporal, Fig.  6) in the human cornea.

During late neural keel and neural rod stages, cells are predominantly oriented horizontally across the mediolateral axis and many cell processes and cell bodies lie across the midline [ 9,10,11 ].

The genomic organization of intragenic miRNAs exhibits a strong directional bias, such that these species are predominantly oriented on the same strand of the DNA as that of the host gene.

Actin filaments at the cell periphery are predominantly oriented with the growing barbed end toward the cell membrane, so an increased level of actin polymerization results in a pushing force against the inside of the cell membrane that drives the formation of protrusive structures (5).

This row-like organization of TC afferents might explain why RFs of pyramidal neurons in infragranular layers are predominantly oriented along the rows (Manns et al. 2004; de Kock et al. 2007) and may also account for the fact that thick-tufted pyramids have multiwhisker RFs (de Kock et al. 2007), in addition to a possible multiwhisker innervation of these cells.

Agriculture is predominantly oriented towards mixed farming in which livestock plays a crucial role.

Those results indicate that the c-axis of the FZO thin films is predominantly oriented parallel to the substrate normal.

Both the mechanical and structural anisotropies pointed to a rod-like structure that was predominantly oriented from anteroinferior to posterosuperior.

Furthermore, the presence of these hcp peaks implies that for Co-rich NiCo CNWs the hcp c-axis is predominantly oriented perpendicular to the nanowire axis, as for pure Co NWs [24].

Accordingly, we have developed a typology of regions including (1) their agglomeration patterns (either MAR or Jacobs' type) and (2) the degree to which their research is predominantly oriented towards obtaining fundamental understanding or addressing considerations of use.