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Histological analyses and calcium content quantification of the regenerated tissues five and eight weeks after implantation showed that bone formation was more extensive on the GF/PL scaffolds than on the SC/PL scaffolds.

The topics approached in present chapter is similar to that of the other work but it is focused on solar closed-sorption refrigeration systems providing useful information updated and more extensive on their principles, development history, applications and recent advances.

From the 17th century until the early 20th, the impact of the foreign settlers the Dutch, Spanish and Han was more extensive on the Plains tribes.

Unexpectedly, WT reactions were much more extensive on this end of the substrate, with ∼4.2% of the total substrate excised by 10 sec.

The cells adopted a slightly spread morphology on the PCL, PCL/HA and col scaffolds, however spreading was noticeably more extensive on the PCL/col/HA scaffolds at 7 h (see Fig. 2B), suggesting that the tri-component scaffolds provided cells with unique cues that influenced cytoskeletal reorganization.

For example, high-salinity environments may be more extensive on a planet with shallower oceans or different weathering rates (Pierrehumbert, 2010).

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After four weeks, in the absence of further osteogenic factors, extensive bone-like nodule formation was observed on Tol-BMP-ST which was significantly (P < 0.01) more extensive than on the other surfaces investigated.

The energy-related polling and focus groups conducted by the Republican National Committee have been more extensive than on any issue other than the economy, party officials said.

Due to the large number of sets, the lighting rigs were more extensive than on other Eastwood productions.

Interviewers collected basic health and socio-demographic information on all household members, and gathered more extensive information on one sample adult and one sample child per family.