The X-ray diffractometer and scanning electron microscopic results indicate that the TiAl3 layer has formed a protective and continuous α-Al2O3 scale on the outer surface, and inter-reacted with α2-Ti3Al to form γ-TiAl phase at 800 °C after 80 h of oxidation, i.e. there are layers of α-Al2O3/γ-TiAl/α2-Ti3Al α-Al2O3/γ-TiAl/α2-Ti3Al α-Al2O3/γ-TiAl/α2-Ti3Al α-Al2O3/γ-TiAl/α2-Ti3Al
The microscopic structure results indicate that the PtNi NPs can self-decorate onto MWNTs in [BMIm][BF4] and maintain the small NP size and uniform NP distribution.
Confocal microscopic examination of the NF-κB immunostaining results indicated that a TauCl concentration of 800 μmol/l was required to inhibit IκB degradation completely.
The analysis of results indicated that there has a close relation between microscopic characteristics of heated samples and its macroscopic behaviors.
Our results indicated that Gluc and mCherry may be used for signal detection in in vitro microscopic and in vivo macroscopic experiments.
The results indicated similar expression levels.
Finally, the numerical experimental results indicate that microscopic defect number, direction, and length might have significant influence on the effective homogenized ion diffusion parameter of RAC.
The results indicate that microscopic analysis using ISEC and CLSM is useful to improve the mechanistic understanding of resin structure and of critical functional parameters involving protein adsorption and transport, which would guide the rational design of new resins and processes.
The simulation results indicate that the microscopic plastic deformation in the substrate is caused by instability of its crystalline structure, and that slip vector analysis reveals the activity of dislocations is the fundamental deformation mechanism during the cutting process.
Therefore, our results indicate that, compared to PCR, microscopic examination had good specificity (100%) and positive predictive value (100%) for trypanosomes in this population.
