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Figure 1a, b shows the HR-XRD and cross section STEM results for BFO/LSMO thin films on STO substrates, respectively.

(d) A higher-magnification cross-sectional TEM image and (e) a cross-section STEM image, both showing the MnGe nanodot arrays.

To determine the exact position of the Au nanoparticles, EDX experiments were carried out on both NWs and NWLs. Figure 5 shows an example of high-magnification cross-section STEM image of ZnO NWLs and the area scan used for the EDX analysis.

The optimal cross-section stem with the curvature radius tailored to the femora anatomical features conduced to primary stability and lower micromotion value.

The seven Piper species climb via adventitious roots, and in cross section, the stems were generally eccentric and oblate, although a transversely elliptic stem was found in P. kadsura (Choisy) Ohwi and P. sintenense Hatus.

Fresh stems were cut into pieces about 5 cm long, and a freehand cross section of each stem was made with a razor blade.

From the top layer, cross-sectional line scan profiling of the InAlN film showed that the major In and Al elements were homogeneously distributed over the cross section of the stem.

Cross-sectional line scan profiling of the sword-like nanostructure showed that the major In and trace Sn elements were homogeneously distributed over the cross section of the stem (Figure 7b).

The cross section of the stem is trapezoidal with rounded corners.

In summary, a rectangular cross section of the stem can improve primary rotational stability of uncemented humeral shaft prostheses without increasing the risk of fracture.

The explanation could be that not only the frontal, but also the cross-sectional shape matters in stem fixation; the oval-shaped cross section of the Weber stem leaves a thicker cement mantle, especially at the proximomedial femur, as compared with stems with a box-shaped cross section [ 50], which is beneficial in long-term fixation [ 2, 6, 19].