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Indeed, this method can remove the complications of stiffness perturbation matrix, particularly the confusion present in its data.

We determined if characteristics of the landscape matrix, particularly the amount of urban development surrounding a forest, were better predictors of bird communities than forest width.

Wide angle X-ray diffraction (WAXD) was used to study the crystallization of the matrix, particularly the influence of additives and processing.

Our results indicate that chitin/SF blend nanofibrous matrix, particularly the one that contained 75% chitin and 25% SF, could be a potential candidate for tissue engineering scaffolds because it has both biomimetic three-dimensional structure and an excellent cell attachment and spreading for NHEK and NHEF.

Many of these action moments offer a kind of homage to (if you're generous) or knockoff of (if you're not) movies like "Inception and "The Matrix" — particularly the last 20 minutes, when you're likely to think of both films, as worlds fall apart and come together via effects-driven sequences inside a character's mind.

Some components of the extracellular matrix, particularly the interstitial collagens, are very resistant to proteolytic attacks, being degraded only by matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) (Nelson et al, 2000).

Polymer matrices, particularly the thermosetting polymers, have been the most widely accepted matrices in syntactic foams.

First, the absence of PPARβ may alter the structure of the bone matrix, particularly at the endocortical surface, and therefore impair its mechanotransduction properties, as we previously reported for the periosteal surfaces in periostin-deficient mice (26).

Nevertheless, there is evidence of loss of proteoglycan throughout the cartilage matrix, particularly in the superficial zone in contact with the synovial fluid at sites not directly associated with the pannus [ 28, 29].

In tissue engineering the effective repair requires remodelling of the extracellular matrix, particularly in the form of new matrix deposition.

Under irradiation, high gradients of point defect concentrations exist in the solid matrix, particularly near the surfaces of sinks such as free surfaces (or voids), grain boundaries, and dislocations.