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Enlarged high resolution MicroCT images of shoulder area from Additional file 1: Figure S1.

In overcoming the cohesive forces of fluid by the shock-wave's tensile wave component cavitation bubbles (Haeussler and Kiefer 1971; Sapozhnikov et al 2002; Wolfrum et al 2003; Wolfrum 2004; Wess 2006) are generated (low frequency range of ESW application) or enlarged (high frequency range).

Some stability of disease resulted (with regression of an enlarged high left inguinal lymph node) until April 2010, when disease progression was evident.

It was concluded that this result came from some factors: gradual doping profile, enlarged high-k dielectric thickness at the source side and sidewall spacer structures.

(D ) Enlarged high-resolution electron microscopy images of Figure 5F.

These mice developed enlarged spleens, high monocyte count, and preleukemia (myeloproliferative disease) after one year.

However, although NBSp70 fibroblasts have an enlarged morphology, high SAβ-gal staining levels and resemble aged cells to some degree, all features that are corrected with p38/MK2 inhibition, they do not have F-actin stress fibres and there is no obvious activation of p38 or MK2.

a MR angiography, single partition at the level of the skull base showing dissection of the left ICA, which is characteristically enlarged with high-signal-intensity methaemoglobin (arrowheads) representing the intramural thrombus and a small eccentric lumen (arrow).

Images from Figure 3 have been enlarged and higher magnification images have been used in place of the previous subpanels.

Data from large community-based longitudinal studies have identified old age, severe lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS), low peak flow rate, high postvoid residual urine (PVR), enlarged prostate and high serum PSA as significant risk factors for spontaneous AUR [ 5, 6].

As the allowed spatial frequency region is enlarged to include higher and higher spatial frequencies, the information capacity slightly increases at fixed SNR.