Thus, a high amyloplastic load with starch grains provokes a faster and easier rupture of amyloplastic membranes upon mechanical stress.
For 35S GmMADS28 anthers, it is hypothesized that the endothecium cells are thickened and the shriveled connection of the cellulose can't pull out the easy-rupture region, the tension was not sufficient to split the anthers; therefore, the pollen grains can't be released.
Given that the cassava microspore is multi-apertured, as shown in the SEM and histology micrographs, the pressure created by multiple cell divisions makes it easy to rupture the exine and release the MCS.
Recent data suggest that the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) features of SCs might help in the selection of patients who may benefit the most from nonsurgical intervention as a first treatment option, with T2-hyperintensity predicting a better outcome, probably due to the lower viscosity of their content making them easier to rupture [5].
The blank was found easy to avoid rupture with optimized process parameters and die parameters.
A clinical diagnosis of vascular EDS rests on the finding of at least two of four diagnostic criteria, including thin, translucent skin; arterial, intestinal, or uterine rupture; easy bruising; and a characteristic facial appearance [5].
In the present case, because the rake of the imposed slip matched the rake of the triggered fault, and because the resolved triggering stress was sufficiently large, it might have been easy for a rupture to propagate in the favorable direction.
These results suggest that the incoming pelagic sediments make it energetically easy for earthquake ruptures to propagate up-dip along the plate boundary and therefore led to the large near-trench slip during the Tohoku earthquake. .
The use of low electronegativity and small ionic size of the active anodes result in easier formation and rupture of CF in ECM devices compared to VCM devices [161].
These results suggest that the incoming pelagic sediments make it energetically easy for earthquake ruptures to propagate up-dip along the plate boundary and therefore led to the large near-trench slip during the Tohoku earthquake.
As may be expected, cleavage between layers of graphite is much easier to effect than rupture within a layer.
