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These are: (i) the formation of fine acicular α precipitates in the β phase; (ii) the formation of α2-type α2-type nanomeTi3Alclusters inanometrictrix; and (iii) grain boundary α–β–α-layered struclustersetween the α grains.

The incremental harmonic balance method is improved by (i) reversing the order of increment and linearization to find the bifurcated solution branches, (ii) using a fast Fourier transform to compute the solution increments and the Floquet matrix, and (iii) finding the secondary path after a bifurcation by an improved arc-length method.

Hence, the composition of the fat globule surface affects (i) the interactions between lipid droplets and the protein network, (ii) the structure of the matrix and (iii) the rheological properties and texture of the product.

Currently, we are (i) investigating the mechanistic basis underpinning the transcription of these target genes in breast cancer cells, (ii) determining the functional significance of their overexpression in facilitating breast cancer cells to degrade a collagen I matrix, and (iii) using the MDA231BO cell line to determine the in vivo significance of CD44 expression to osteolytic metastasis.

3D microfluidic cell array (μFCA) consists of: (i) microchannels to simulate blood microvessels, (ii) microchambers in a different layer for 3D cell culturing in extracellular matrix, and (iii) a membrane with clustered pores at specific locations to guide the diffusion in between the layers of microchannels and microchambers.

The CPU-intensive computation of the CPV entails the following three computational kernels that operate on real dense matrices (similar to SlimCodeML, see Section 2.1.2): (i) eigendecomposition of a symmetric matrix [see, e.g. (Bai et al., 2000)], (ii) multiplication of a matrix by its transpose (resulting in a symmetric matrix) and (iii) multiplication of a symmetric matrix by a vector.

The Constructor procedure constructs the matrix Θ; (ii) it generates an initial solution, the matrix M; and (iii) it reallocates the t-tuples from Θ in order to achieve the best final solution (M) via the Main procedure.

What is crucial about its status is that (i) it is headed by the relative particle thaz, which occupies the C-position, (ii) it is attached as an adjunct clause to a functional projection in the matrix clause, and (iii) its content refers to the correlative element tház 'that' placed in the matrix clause.

TTR 1.2 works as follow: (i) generates only the parameter interactions (it does not generate the t-tuples yet); (ii) generates an initial solution, the matrix M; and (iii) the t-tuples are generated from φ in order to get the final solution (M) via the Main procedure.

The processes of (i) angiogenesis, (ii) matrix remodelling, and (iii) wound healing are promoted by activation of cell cycle and cell proliferation executed in a timely and orderly manner.

Such methods are allowing: (i) to incorporate in the modellization the physical parameters (mineralogy, morphology) influencing the effective properties of the considered material, and the saturation degree of the porous phase; (ii) to account for interaction effects between matrix and inhomogeneities; (iii) to consider different spatial distributions of inclusions (spherical, ellipsoïdal).