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The findings of impaired fixation stability in PCA and typical Alzheimer's disease warrant further discussion.

High resolution NSOM was then used to visualize and quantify the increase in size (from nanoclusters to microclusters) in the presence of enhanced cross-linking (or impaired fixation): 165.0±49.0 nm (Mean±SD; 2% FA), 287.8±241.7 nm (0.5%), 580.3±644.8 nm (0.1%), and 999.1±925.1 nm (0%), respectively (P<0.0001 for each pairs; Fig. 4A, 4D).

This may impair fixation and increase the biomechanical stresses and strains.

The main reason for still using tourniquets in cemented TKA surgery has been concern regarding not obtaining an adequate bone-cement interdigitation because of active bleeding, thereby impairing fixation and causing inferior long-term implant survival (Juliusson et al. 1994, Alcelik et al. 2012).

Our results suggest that decreased abundance of chlorophyll biosynthetic enzymes and photosynthetic proteins, impaired carbon fixation efficiency and disturbed redox homeostasis might account for the reduced chlorophyll contents, impaired photosynthetic capacity and increased lipid peroxidation in this mutant.

The accelerated allograft resorption in the raloxifene group explained the impaired early fixation, despite its stimulation of new bone formation.

It is believed to facilitate dissection and reduce peroperative bleeding, but the main argument for its use is that bleeding bone surfaces might impair the fixation of cemented prostheses, due to less cement penetration (Alcelik et al. 2011).

These were obtained after inoculation with respective mutant strains of S. meliloti: exoA is defective in bacterial infection [32], bacA is affected in bacteroid differentiation [33] and fixJ is impaired in nitrogen fixation [34] (see Table 1).

In addition, fixation is often severely impaired in CVI and minimal fixation is necessary for visual evoked responses.

All the earlier fixation methods led to an extremely rigid fixation which impaired the rotational movement between clavicle and scapula [24].

Since 10%-FA fixation dramatically impaired the fluorescence staining of GM1 (Fig. 1A, 1C, 1D), the 2%-FA fixation condition was used for the subsequent NSOM studies of cold-induced changes in GM1.