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The results show that the maximum cladding surface temperature can be well restricted lower than criterion (850 °C), and the proposed startup procedure is feasible for CANDU-SCWR from the point of view of thermal-hydraulics.
Other microtubule motors that might support such directional movement include dendrite-specific plus-end-directed motors (e.g. KIF17 and KIF21B), though it remains mysterious how a plus-end-directed motor can be well restricted to dendrites [54], [55].
Rdl-HA (Resistant to Dieldrin) is a GABA receptor tagged with the HA epitope, and has been shown to be well restricted to dendrites in Drosophila embryonic motor neurons [44].
Thus, the passive efflux of RanGTP from nuclei should be well restricted, whereas NTF2 ensures rapid, facilitated influx of RanGDP into nuclei.
Global instability and local buckling are well restricted by the hierarchical stiffeners.
It is proved that DS layering method is capable of dispensing dry powder into intact ultra-thin (55 μm) layers: the cavity defects were well restricted, the layer-location deviations of the printed green parts were within 100 μm per 218 layers, the green densities exceeded 70%, and the uniform structures within the printed specimens were also realized.
While mCD8::RFP outlined the entire clone (Figure 1H, red), Dscam[TM1]::GFP was well restricted to the MB calyx in wild-type clones (Figure 1C).
In addition, color Doppler ultrasonography was performed 3 times, which further confirmed that the lesion was well restricted and that the tumor showed no evident growth.
Figure 1A illustrates this penetration depth and activation cone (11.7° half-angle of divergence) to scale with the targeted nuclei, showing that stimulation is well restricted to the central thalamus.
For T NOE values higher than two, no correct assignment has been removed, but the assignment ensemble is less well restricted.
Global instability and local buckling are both well restricted by the hierarchical stiffeners.
