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Remarkably, the double mutant appears to be even more elongated at both 15 and 32°C, with average cell lengths ranging from ∼9.0±0.32 to 7.2±0.35 µm, and resembled the minD (∼11.3±1.49 to 9.9±0.98 µm) control mutant [17].

Interestingly, we found that whereas embryo size was not significantly affected upon RNAi-mediated depletion of atp-2, these embryos were more elongated at both 12°C and 16°C = 0.0034, p(16°C) = 0.0039).

Note that these support regions become increasingly more elongated at fine scales, due to the action of the anisotropic dilation matrices A ( 1 ) j, and the orientations of these regions are controlled by the shear parameters ℓ1,ℓ1.

From the evolution of the patterns, it may be deduced that voids were more elongated at higher strains.

The projection peak corresponding to TMH 13 is more elongated at 500 mM NaCl than in absence of sodium, indicating that this helix becomes more tilted with increasing Na+ concentration.

This weakening is enforced at later stages of the evolution and the former point-like plumes start to merge (hence reducing their total number) and deform to more elongated, sheet-like structures at time t E2.

With the great amount of deleveraging still working its way through the system, the "randomness" and directionless-ness of the TARP program and the heightened value of cash at the lending and corporate level, we are looking at a more elongated equity recovery.

The bioconjugates display a more elongated morphology than the sfGFP at elevated temperature.

At pH 5.0, small, isolated particles with irregular shape were observed while at pH 7.0 more elongated, locally cylindrical structures were described [ 7].

Cells that move parallel to nanoridges are faster, more protrusive at their fronts, and more elongated than are cells that move perpendicular to nanoridges.

Spherical architectures are detected at low concentrations (< 0.07 mM), while more elongated, non-spherical structures with axial ratios υ ≤ 2.3 are adopted at higher concentrations (> 0.14 mM).