Furthermore, the addition of rare earth element Ce is advantage of reducing the tendency of incubation and growth of active spots due to its more complete and protective surface film.
Next, based on these results we cannot definitively determine the stoichiometry of the reaction, that is, whether one or two carbonates attach to each QNC molecule, as the reaction is likely more complete at the surface of the film than in depth.
Using the computed resection cortex point resulted in a more complete and balanced anterior resection surface (Fig. 4A) as compared with an undercut anterior resection surface when using the average point (Fig. 4B).
LiDAR provides the ability to obtain a more complete characterization of the tunnel surface, allowing for determination of the mechanism and magnitude of tunnel deformation, as the entire surface of the tunnel is being modeled rather than a fixed set of points.
But in his prime Agassi possessed the more complete game, suited to every surface (clay, grass, hardcourt).
More importantly, we observed a more complete endothelialization of the luminal surface with an aligned, well-organized monolayer of endothelial cells, as well as more extensive graft integration in terms of vascularization and cell infiltration from the surrounding tissue.
Endoscopic full-thickness resection (EFTR) at flexible endoscopy might allow less-invasive removal of more deeply penetrating cancers that have not spread to the serosal surface and more complete histologic examination of the excised tissue.
Their model has been used by many workers, but also criticized, in particular by Bickmore and his collaborators, who have striven for a more complete microscopic picture of the surface based on the bond valence model.
Future epidemiological studies should include characterization of the track surfaces and a more complete description of the kinematics of the hoof and surface.
The cantilevers were later displaced further at 40 K to allow evaluation of crack jump lengths and to obtain a more complete analysis of the fracture surfaces.
