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Our studies show that not only the stairwise staggering arrangement overall offers the highest loss modulus amongst other existing architectures but also the aspect ratio of the platelet leading to the maximum loss modulus is remarkably in excellent agreement with experimental observations which might explain why this kind of arrangements is extensively observed in nature.

This cracking mechanism is extensively observed in printable electronics [49].

They have been extensively observed with the RESIK crystal spectrometer on the Russian spacecraft CORONAS-F.

Although a polypoid tumor was observed to break through a part of the epithelium, numerous lesions were extensively observed subepithelially.

This process has been extensively observed by McCauley et al. [29] and described using the characteristic term "decrepitation".

Nanoscale pores (pore diameter, 200-800 nm) with poor connectivity are extensively observed in the shale matrix and organic matter.

Mary Naylor, a professor at University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing who has researched the TCM extensively, observes that one of the ways that TCM succeeds is by acting proactively to "interrupt" things that could go wrong before they do.

Likewise, we found in fixed cells that RPGR1 19 subcellular distribution paralleled extensively that observed for ER proteins with the KDEL-retention signal (Pelham, 1990), but less with calreticulin with which RPGR1 19 interfaces at restricted domains of the ER (supplementary material Fig. S6B).

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The Post-Impressionist master also traveled to South Africa extensively to observe the country's Islamic influences and its unique sculpture approaches.

He noted, though, that the bird had been extensively photographed and observed by experts and that there did not seem to be any signs it escaped from captivity, something that would invalidate it as a famous first.