However, low-temperature treatments usually result in poor material crystallinity and fragile characteristic, thus limit the potential of DSSCs as flexible electronics.
However, a principal obstacle that is often encountered with surgical intervention in osteoporotic patients is the possibility of hardware pullout in spinal fusion due to the fragile characteristic of the bone, which can result from either micromotions/injuries or excess force applied at the bone-metal boundary [ 5].
At that time, some animals presented a fragile structure characteristic of an A3 comminuted metaphyseal fracture.
Although the quasi-molecular ion ([M + H]+, m/z 133) signal was weak, which agreed with the fragile MS characteristic of ABD, it is consistent with the molecular weight of ABD, i.e. 132.
Individuals of either sex with mental retardation, developmental delay, or autism, especially if they have (a) any physical or behavioral characteristics of fragile X syndrome, (b) a family history of fragile X syndrome, or (c) male or female relatives with undiagnosed mental retardation.
Overall, our results demonstrate that the three gene pairs examined display characteristics of fragile DNA, which could lead to DNA breakage, supporting the notion that fragile sites may participate in the generation of chromosome rearrangements.
Maybe the passage comes from an ancient church community that feared losing its defining characteristics, its fragile capacity to embody the good described in Acts 4 32-37.
Mounting evidence suggests that CFS instability stems from multiple factors, such as intrinsic characteristics of fragile regions and events that directly interfere with replication process.
Crystallization temperature, super-cooled liquid region, glass transition temperature and fragility are measured to describe the crystallization kinetics tuned by doping; characteristic fragile-to-strong transition is observed for C and N dopings due to their structural feature as an interstitial dopant.
