Thus there are particular needs for identifying the bioaccumulation and bio-magnification potential of BDE-209 and HBCD in marine ecosystems.
Active coping is opposite to pain catastrophizing, which generally refers to exaggerated negative cognitive and affective reactions to an expected or actual pain experience [39] and it is characterized by magnification of the potential negative aspects of pain, inability to disengage from thoughts about pain, and a feeling of helplessness in coping with pain [40].
The quantification of cell nuclei allowed the differentiation of tumor tissue from both normal and hyperplastic tissue at all three degrees of magnification studied, indicating potential in clinical practice for the histological diagnosis of prostate cancer.
The results obtained within this paper reveal the great potential of motion magnification in conjunction with stereo-photogrammetry techniques in detecting small motions of structures and extracting 3D operating shapes from the optically measured data with low SNR.
These include extraction studies to measure the amounts of additives which can leach from polymers, toxicity tests using aquatic organisms and birds, and determination of the biodegradability of materials and their potential for accumulation and magnification in biological systems.
The parallel technique tends to be accurate and produces little magnification whereas the bisecting technique has more potential for image distortion.
This indicates surface damage may be greater than is apparent with the naked eye or under low magnification techniques and that cleaning can introduce potential areas of weakness to the surface.
Below, membrane potential trajectory of the RTN cell shown at high magnification, featuring spontaneously rhythmic (stars) and light-evoked (blue bars) bursts of action potentials.
Threshold scores for current and potential teledentistry assessment methods: Midwest CariesID™ (MID), and 6x magnification camera images (CAM), and near infrared based CP-OCT.
Phakic IOLs demonstrate reversibility, high optical quality, potential gain in visual acuity in myopic patients due to retinal magnification; correction is not limited by corneal thickness or topography.
