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Many previous studies have observed differences in the modulus of articular cartilage between different specimens and indeed topographical variations in the modulus have been observed over the surface of the same joint in human ankle, hip and knee joints [ 16, 29, 30].

To account for possible differences in immunofluorescence between different specimens, i. e. differences not produced by RNAi, a group neuronal cell bodies (LPP and LNC) located adjacent to the neurons of interest (ipc-1) were utilized as internal controls.

Therefore, parameter transferability between different specimens can be investigated and comparative studies of predicted crack driving forces can be performed.

The average Procrustes distance between repeats (0.055) was smaller than the than the distance between different specimens of A. melanoleuca (0.081), and much less than the average Procrustes distance between fissiped specimens and the mean (0.114).

The results of thermal cycling test with a surface temperature of 1400 °C (during heating) showed that there existed a great difference in fracture location between different specimens.

Besides the typical small differences that can be found between different specimens, all crystals diffracted similarly to the resolution of 1.85 Å limited by the used data collection configuration producing similar statistical values (Table 1 and Figure S5).

Such rapid evolution is important in biochronology between different periods because it allows researchers to formulate accurate correlations between different specimens in the fossil record.

The characteristic slip values varied only marginally between different specimens with different concrete strengths or different t e.

(4) The characteristic slip values varied only marginally between different specimens with different concrete strengths or different t e.

Similarly, Fig. 5 also shows that the characteristic slip values vary only marginally between different specimens with different concrete strengths or different t e.

Although our methods did not permit direct comparisons of TIL growth rates between different specimens, this qualitative observation indicates that if T cells are present in situ, then they generally have the ability to expand ex vivo in the presence of IL-2.