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It was found that the diameter of the spun fibers became thick with the concentration of the solution increasing and became fine with the ratio of the chitosan/collagen increasing.

The agglomerated grain size, observed through FESEM, progressively became finer with increase in WSx content.

These sequences began with thin sandy silt laminae and became finer with decreasing depth, eventually becoming clayey silt.

The factory-roof shape observed on fracture surfaces of SUS316L became finer with higher stress amplitude and for sharper notches.

The X-ray diffraction patterns revealed that the grain size of as-deposited CrAlSixN (x = 0 9.9 at.%) coatings became finer with silicon doping.

It was found that the average diameter of the chitosan/PLA blend fibers became larger, and the morphology of the fibers became finer with the content of PLA increasing.

Microstructures of surimi gels added without and with MTGase in the presence of 10% BG or BFGM at different BG/FG ratios are illustrated in Figure 3. Surimi gel network became finer with the addition of MTGase as compared with the control gel (without MTGase).

At station W1000, the sediment became finer with increasing sediment depth, whilst at the other stations average grain size values declined slightly with sediment depth (Fig. 3).

The pores of CPB samples tend to become finer with increasing curing times and the incorporation of LP and WRA at the same slump value of CPB mixtures.

In addition, the nodes of the tree (referred to as s j ) obtained at each step t of the growing process define a partition that becomes finer with t.

In the middle of the channel system, sediments become finer with decreased flow rate, resulting in weakened downcutting and strengthened aggradation, so the weakly restricted channel system (e.g., O73 channel system as shown in Fig. 9) is mainly developed at this point, in which channels with some degree of bending are developed and filled with an amount of fragmental flow and slump substances.