A distance matrix that was clustered using the "average" linkage method (using the R hclust function).
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) were incorporated in an epoxy matrix that was then reinforced with carbon fibers.
"Eventually we figured out that it was not the whole intestine but just the extracellular matrix that was responsible".
Only 6 cycles were enough to generate a tracheal matrix that was histologically and structurally similar to the native one.
Commanders acknowledge that forces reaching Baghdad after the invasion last year understood little of the tribal underpinnings of Mr. Hussein's power -- a social, economic, religious and political matrix that was transformed, after his overthrow, into a platform for underground resistance.
The matrix that was derived from the continuous wavelet transform was then processed via singular value decomposition and QR decomposition, for feature extraction.
We reported a precise engineered nanocapsule encapsulating a neovasculature disruption agent, combretastatin A4 (CA4) in a matrix that was made up of paclitaxel (PTX) conjugated amphiphilic polyester.
As compared to the strong matrix, the weak matrix that was modified with CaCO3 whisker achieved the highest increase in strength and toughness of the cement mortar.
This was because of non-stoichiometry of the epoxy matrix that was caused by the fluorine on the single-wall carbon nanotubes.
CRTL1 (also known as link protein) is a small glycoprotein of the extracellular matrix that was originally identified for its role in stabilizing aggregates of aggrecan and hyaluronan in cartilage.
Longer alternating corrosion periods resulted in worse physical, mechanical, and thermal properties of the SPVC composites, a PVC matrix that was more easily softened in the frictional environment, and fibers more easily pulled-out to form abrasive particles.
