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The early stages of recrystallization have been systematically characterized in single crystal metals of medium and low stacking fault energy.

Although these compounds are available, their analgesic potential has not been systematically characterized in the clinic.

To date, however, none has been systematically characterized in the phylum Ciliophora.

However, to date peptidase domains have not been systematically characterized in classical polymorphic toxin systems.

Although over 9,000 P450s have been named and about 1,000 P450 genes have been characterized to date, none has been systematically characterized in the phylum of Ciliophora which, together with dinoflagellates and the exclusively parasitic apicomplexa, constitute the three major evolutionary lineages that make up the alveolates [ 5].

A series of structural parameters and properties of the cross-linked electrospun gelatin scaffolds were systematically characterized in terms of morphology, fiber diameter, mechanical properties, porosity, swelling and degradation.

The FEE properties of the MWCNTs grown on both pyramidally textured (with various AR values) and flat silicon (used as a reference sample having AR value of zero) substrates were systematically characterized in our FEE measurement setup, which is equipped with a high-precision translation stage that positions the MWCNT emitters at 100 ± 0.4 μm from the upper copper collecting electrode.

Between them these two gene targets were mutated in many patients with CMS and each was systematically characterized in vitro (Supplementary material B245; Ealing et al., 2002; Cossins et al., 2006).

These dyes have been systematically characterized and employed in DSSC devices, leading to the power conversion efficiencies of 5.06%, 4.38% and 1.75% for DH-13, DH-14 and DH-15, respectively.

The P+ plasma doping (PLAD) process using B2H6/H2 plasma in a pulsed, RF-excited plasma system has been systematically characterized and optimized.

Glycophosphatidylinositol-anchored proteins (GPI-APs) play essential roles in physiology, but their biogenesis and trafficking have not been systematically characterized.