The specimens were fixed on acrylic plates and then sectioned transversally into 1.5 mm slices containing cross sections of the fiber postsunder water-cooling with a precision machine (Buehler Isomet, USA).
The right hemisphere was embedded in OCT media, and cryosectioned and confocal images of brain areas containing cross sections of penetrating small arteries were captured.
Figure 4 shows micro-XRF element maps for As and Se for a region of the dermis well below the epidermis containing cross sections of hair follicles from a mouse exposed to As only for 14 days.
Each society would contain a cross section of the world's whole income distribution yet its people would have to live within the same national borders.What?This is bizarre.
The equation is written in terms of the kernel, which contains the differential cross section and represents a singularity.
where S is the measured ion signal, A is a scaling factor that contains the ionisation cross section and geometric cross section of the laser beam, and N is the particle number density.
This ITP zone was then transported into a channel section containing cross-linked polyacrylamide gel functionalized with DNA complementary to the fluorescent DNA probe.
Additionally, ALIC length and maximal cross sectional area were measured, length as the sum of slices containing ALIC, maximal cross section as maximal area of one particular slice among all slices (see Fig. 1).
The z-coordinate of a soma center was chosen as the z-coordinate of the optical section containing the largest cross section of the nucleus of a cell.
But as a public resource containing an amazing cross section of data country by country in the Asia and Pacific region as well as providing the capacity to easily create maps and charts that even a dummy could love, it has become a "tool" that can be adapted to a multitude of specific uses.
