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However, an intrinsic deficiency in a modal curvature is its susceptibility to the measurement noise present in the displacement mode shape that produces the modal curvature, likely obscuring the features of damage.

The intestinal mucosa in irinotecan-treated mice showed multiple features of damage that were quite distinct from the mucosa of TKO mice: i) loss of crypts (Fig. 10B), ii) increased apoptosis in the crypts (Fig. 10 (D,E,F)), iii) lack of premature enterocytic differentiation in the crypts (Fig. 10G), iv) loss of villus goblet cells (Fig. 10H), and v) increase in acute inflammatory cells (Fig. 10I).

Additionally, not only do short telomeres share some of the biological and mechanistic features of DNA damage sites, they also exert effects on cellular response to DNA damage.

Combined with the imaging features of different damages and the characteristic of damage evolution in the laminates, light transmission method was employed to observe the damage state and to record matrix crack density.

Ultra-structural analysis showed distinct features of cell damage depending on the distance from the electrode.

The goal of this study was to investigate features of radiation damage evolution cause by ion beam irradiation in a wide temperature range.

It is shown that the model captures many of the salient features of fretting damage and failure documented in the experiments.

In this paper, first, we report the important features of structural damage in the DCA and the spatial distribution of fundamental peak frequencies of the horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratios of the microtremors (MHVRs).

Among other conclusions, the presented case mandates a close monitoring of both clinical and laboratory features of muscle damage as a standard measure of care designed to trigger emergency surgical decision making.

The characteristic features of surface damage and crack growth showed striking differences in microcrack density, nucleation location and propagation rate between the two thermal conditions even though the fatigue lives are comparable.

LPH reproduces the many features of thermal damage from actual gun firing: recrystallization and grain growth in the chromium, development of major cracks in the chromium, a heat-affected zone in the substrate steel, interface degradation, white layer formation (carburization and/or nitriding), and gray layer formation (rapid oxidation) in the steel.