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Distortion behaviour arising from thermally induced stress was experimentally explored, indicating that part length, height, and layer thickness have significant effects on part distortions.

The structure effect of UCLMs on their upconversion luminescence performance is explored, indicating that the chain-like Er/Tm/Yb/Y2O3 UCLMs display much more preferable luminescence activity than flake-like structure.

In contrast, in our study we did not observe an association of seropositivity with consumption of any meat explored indicating that meat consumption was not relevant in parasite transmission in the blood donors studied.

Further exploring indicated that he was also recognized as a good employee and given several good presentations and received praise for them.

(5) Foraging flights performed after orientation flights covered greater distances and may involve a sector of the terrain not explored before, indicating that the acquired visual information plus path integration is sufficient for successful homing even from unfamiliar areas.

We treated human platelets with the uncleavable derivatives Myr-Life (8; Figure 3 A and B) and pHLIP-Life (9; Figure 3 C and D); no actin staining was observed in either case (0.5 10 μ m concentrations of compounds were explored), thus indicating that release of Lifeact is essential for its binding with actin.

31 The findings of this research indicate that exploring perceptions about co-morbid conditions and multiple medicines is not a straightforward task for healthcare professionals and more valid and reliable measures are required to address this complexity.

According to the F-N theory [28] which is explored to indicate the mechanism of FE, J varies exponentially with E and work function of emitting material.

To explore biomarkers indicating cardiovascular disease in pregnant women with diabetes or preeclampsia, since these women are at increased risk for future cardiovascular disease.

Eight months old mice displayed good memory of a previously explored object, indicated by higher preference for a new versus the old object (Fig. 6c).

The emergency situations explored here indicate that, thanks to the pervasive use of mobile phones, collective changes in human activity patterns can be captured in an objective manner, even at surprisingly short time-scales, opening a new window on this neglected chapter of human dynamics.