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Finally, F3 bioreactor cells at the end of culturing appeared more voluminous with elongated and homogeneous forms (Fig. 11).

Our results also show significant ejecta runout efficiencies of ∼1 2 (only slightly below the efficiencies of terrestrial debris flows 12 decades more voluminous) with important erosive efficiencies of ∼2 4%.

Improvements in measurement accuracy and the ever-mounting experience in applying carbon-14 dating have provided superior and more voluminous data with which to better answer Libby's original questions.

The venom becomes less toxic, but much more proteolytic, presumably to enhance digestion of more voluminous prey with much smaller surface-to-volume ratios [ 19], although McCue [ 20] has disputed this conclusion.

Lee's experiments with more voluminous shapes and embellished fabrics are striking (some dresses were studded with scores of tiny Swarovski crystals), but it's the apparently effortless pieces that show real commercial potential.

It is interesting to note that some Barbie dolls are manufactured with extremely thin legs and no curves whatsoever and other Barbie dolls are manufactured with more voluminous, smooth, and gentle curves in their legs.

Mr. Lagerfeld has been touting the idea of wearing a fitted, small-shouldered jacket with a more voluminous skirt for the last couple of collections, including his spring haute couture show.

He also was tapped to open Staples Center when the new arena was unveiled in 1999, but because of major problems with the sound mix in the opening weeks, in combination with Staples' more voluminous interior space, Springsteen returned to the Sports Arena on subsequent tours.

She was rewarded with an ovation rather more voluminous than the one that Netrebko received on the opening night of "Onegin".

However, in F3, cells appeared still filamentous with elongated and homogeneous forms but more voluminous than at the beginning of experiment.

As might be expected, more educated families produced children with greater brain surface area and a more voluminous hippocampus.