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The coatings displayed fine microstructure and good metallurgical bonding with the substrate containing minute or no defects such as cracks and pores.
After 5, 10, 20, and 30 minutes, the cartilage defects were turned down for 10 minutes.
Any legal error, no matter how detailed or minute, may cause a defect in the title that impairs its marketability.
A quantitative analysis of the full cooling down process over several minutes can reliably identify defects at different depths.
Although pupal ecdysis and wing expansion behaviors each last only a few minutes, the resulting morphological defects persist for days and are easy to score (Zhao et al., 2008).
Bottom row: Incubation of worms in high concentrations of the dynein inhibitor ciliobrevin (30μM for 30 minutes) leads to mitotic defects consistent with dynein inhibition, such as errors in pronuclear fusion (bottom left; [ Gonczy et al., 1999 ]), and monopolar mitotic spindles (bottom right; [ Vaisberg et al., 1993 ]), showing that ciliobrevin works to inhibit dynein in C. elegans.
The G-002 was weak/broad when graphite material had crystalline defects, less-ordered minute graphite crystallite, or both.
In 2009, the Pyrenean ibex (a subspecies of the Spanish ibex) was the first extinct animal to be cloned back to life; the clone lived for only seven minutes before dying of lung defects.
Scaffolds were either coated overnight with FBS, or placed into rat tibial defects for 30 minutes as previously reported [32].
