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The authors described a research methodology for macroscopic assessment of failure of the tested composite columns based on analysis of stress components in individual laminate plies.
Macroscopic assessment of the retrieved implant was done as per the procedure described by Lu et al. (1998).
An approach to classify orally administered drugs based on a macroscopic assessment of gastrointestinal permeability and aqueous solubility was first introduced in the 1990s (Amidon et al. 1995).
Macroscopic assessment of tumors overexpressing CCL20 revealed increased vascularization as compared to control tumors (Fig. 4B).
They have also shown that macroscopic assessment of tumor size correlated with final pathology.
Macroscopic assessment of wt animals did not reveal significant differences in myocardial thickness, heart weight or heart weight indices between treatment groups (Fig 7A and Table 2).
In this sense, whereas a macroscopic assessment system of the characteristics of synovitis in rotator cuff disease would be helpful, no study has suggested any tool for macroscopic evaluation of the characteristics of synovitis in rotator cuff disease.
6 The specimens were sliced into transverse cross-sections of 0.5 cm for macroscopic assessment and sampling of at least two sections with the smallest CRM. 2 The CRM was microscopically assessed on hematoxylin and eosin stained samples in tenths of millimetres.
On macroscopic assessment, 85 90 % of animals developed liver metastases in any number of liver lobules during the course of the study.
However, as a massive structure is observed on the basis of a macroscopic assessment in approximately 45% of the investigated sites, it appears that if investigated in detail through high resolution grain size analyses, sediment peels or X-ray pictures, they could appear to be graded or laminated in many cases (Choowong et al., 2008a).
13 Tumor response was assessed by laparoscopy with macroscopic assessment and histology, as part of the next PIPAC cycle.
