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Graphite particles in samples after long-term annealing exhibited more random orientation.

In fact, compared with pure ZnO nanowire arrays, a little more random orientation of the nanocable arrays can be resolved in the cross-section SEM images as shown in Figure 1.

By means of turbulence, both fiber orientation and flocculation can be controlled - stronger turbulence leads to more random orientation and less flocculated fiber suspension flow, which, in turn, influences the fibrous structure of the finished paper.

Inside the spots and on the borders, more random orientation and less elongated voids are expected.

In the aberrated case the irregular irradiance distribution with hot spots would cause a more random orientation of the current with a more random distribution of gas bubbles which could explain the observed more isotropic distribution.

The C-terminal region of chicken LGN, which binds to Gαi, is dominant negative when overexpressed and induces a more random orientation of mitotic spindles in chick spinal cord.

The EBSD analyses showed that annealed pure Ni displayed preferred grain orientation, while annealed Ni-W alloy showed relatively more random grain orientation.

The normal bias toward a uniform orientation of cell division, parallel to the basal membrane, was present in WT kidney sections (Fig.  4F), whereas in Atmin Gpg6/Gpg6, a much more random cell division orientation was observed (Fig.  4G).

Due to the more or less random orientation of the molecules and the poor SNR of the images, it is virtually impossible to assess sample heterogeneity by cryo-EM of vitrified samples.

Wound treatment with C15, however, resulted in collagen deposition with a more random collagen fiber orientation closer to unwounded dermal collagen organization, which equated to reduced alignment in comparison to that of vehicle-treated wounded skin (C15: 0.71 ± 0.02; Figures 4A 4C).

This pattern seemed to be correlated with the severity of root hair phenotype in mrh2-3 because the more severe waving and/or branching root hairs had more obvious fragmentation and random orientation of MT (Figure 4, B D).