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The mafic and felsic layers are markedly thicker in the domed-up portion in Fig. 5(b).

These revealed the topography of the modified surfaces and a titanium oxide layer that was markedly thicker on the EDM samples compared to controls.

After 4 h of PD, the D4/P4Urea level was reduced, the D4/D0 glucose level, serum and dialysate transforming growth factor-β1 (TGF-β1) level was increased, the liver peritoneum was markedly thicker, and the expression of TGF-β1, alpha-smooth muscle actin (α-SMA), fibronectin, collagen, and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) were elevated in the PF group compared with the vehicle group.

On coronal section, the cerebral grey matter was markedly thicker than that of age-matched unaffected lambs and the ventricular system was moderately dilated.

In the latter, velar thickness was nearly stable at every measurement stage whereas in the Thai group the velum became markedly thicker during production of the consonant than during production of the first vowel but it significantly decreased in thickness after production of the second vowel).

Remarkably, if returned to normal vitamin A diet later in gestation and throughout their postnatal life, adult mice show a markedly thick airway SM layer.

Histologically, IP shows markedly thick inverted or endophytic growth of nonkeratinizing transitional cells (Fig. 1).

The quadratic lines of best-fit differ markedly between thin- and thick-lipped fishes: the y-intercept is higher and the slope steeper in thick-lipped fishes.

Its larger 5.2in brother the Xperia Z5 is 1.6mm thinner and its predecessor was just 8.6mm thick, but it is markedly thinner than the 11.6mm Motorola Moto G. Its size makes it feel really nice in the hand.

CT-enterography confirmed double ventral ECF (arrows) from a markedly thickened non-stratified ileal segment (thick arrows).

The coracohumeral ligament (CHL) is a thick capsular structure and markedly thickened when affected by adhesive capsulitis.