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Comparison of the results show that the friction plug weld reduced both the UTS and fatigue life as compared to specimens containing only friction stir weld.

The difference in ultimate shear strength degradation of specimens exposed to freshwater and artificial seawater environments, at temperatures of 40 °C, and 80 °C is relatively small, however, the ultimate shear strength of WFJ specimens exposed to fresh-water environment degraded slightly higher as compared to specimens that were immersed in artificial seawater environment at 60 °C temperature.

An observed loss of expression of serum-derived miRNAs has been noted previously by Friedman et al. (2012) in post-operative specimens as compared to specimens collected at disease relapse.

Interestingly, it has been demonstrated that human prostate biopsies have increased levels of activated ERKs in malignant tissues as compared to those in benign specimens [50], [51].

Significant increase in compressive strength was observed in bio-OPC specimens as compared to the specimens prepared using water.

Multi-site crack initiation has resulted in rougher fractured surfaces for the anodized specimens as compared to bare specimens tested at same stress levels.

This resulted in less strength loss after wet dry cycles of the specimens with fly ash as compared to the specimens of other two binder series.

Electrochemical impedance analysis revealed an increase in magnitude of total impedance as well as phase angle for TiO2 coated specimens in both the concentrations as compared to uncoated specimens.

The deflection of specimen with PC-BRS is quite symmetrical as compared to other specimens during initial phase of loading.

For this reason, the specimens containing 100% natural sand had comparatively less strength and mass losses after the wet dry cycles as compared to the specimens containing different percentages of FNS aggregate.

Experimental results indicated that the acceleration of crack growth in hydrogen was more pronounced for QT (quenched and tempered) specimens tempered in the range of 230 to 370°C as compared to those specimens tested in air.