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Thus, finer and more uniform cellular morphology is obtained in the prepared polyurethane/clay foams because of the more and well-dispersed nucleation sites, which are due to the incorporation and uniform dispersion of clay.

It was also shown that the incorporation of nanoclay into the polyurethane foam samples leads to the increase in cell density and more uniform cellular morphology which were interpreted on the basis of classical nucleation theory by Colton and Suh.

By comparison of the images presented in Figure 2, it is seen that incorporation of clay into the polymer matrix leads to a finer and more uniform cellular morphology.

As a consequence of the allele-specific knockdown of the mutant atxn7 gene we observed that while the expression level of wild-type ATXN7 protein was largely unchanged its localisation was restored to a non-aggregated, more uniform cellular distribution.

However, because the function of the AR8 element was assessed here in an allelic fashion with diverse other constructs that gave more uniform cellular response shifts, we can attribute the difference to unexpected factors in the composition of the AR8 element, i.e. additional factors that bind.

The larger the elastic strain energy, the higher the cell nucleation density and the more uniform the cellular morphology.

Other transcripts showed a more uniform distribution at the cellular blastoderm stage; some of them refined their expression pattern during gastrulation (CG11212, panel j, Figure 4) or after germ band extension (panels k to n, Figure 4), one of them became undetectable at later stages of embryogenesis (panel o, Figure 4), and one remained ubiquitous (panel p, Figure 4).

At the levels of cell morphology, cell behavior and gene expression, the midgut is much more highly organized than a uniform cellular tube containing an acidic middle region or 'stomach'stomach

The distribution of unigenes under the biological process category was more uniform, with 19.9% of assignments to cellular process and 12.7% to biosynthesis (Fig. 2C).

The cellular structure of nanocomposite foam becomes more uniform.

This is a relatively extended layer with cellular morphology and size similar to those of the stratum granulosum, with the only difference of a more uniform fluorescence.