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Table 1 Bead series classification based on morphological attributes and elemental analysis [23] Bead series Period traded in southern Africa Zhizo Eigth to mid-tenth c.

Therefore, this review focuses on the recent progress in the field of synthesis of SNPs exhibiting ordered mesoporous structure, their distribution pattern, morphological attributes and applications.

Zheng et al. [16] reported a sensitivity of 95% using a combination of temporal, spatial, and morphological attributes and a linear classifier for 31 subjects, but even in this study the segmentation step was not completely automatic.

Within each group, we looked for morphological attributes and ordered the lesions in subgroups with increasing intensity.

These mapping populations represented the best cross combinations based on diversity revealed through morphological attributes and available marker data [ 33].

Tumour size and nodal status are very much temporal factors, whereas grade is very much a morphological attribute and is qualitative.

Significant force x repetition interaction effects were observed for each bone morphological attribute and serum biomarker of bone turnover analyzed at 12 weeks of task performance.

Both the sites possess different geo-morphological attributes and thus prove to be a perfect platform to conduct the experimentations.

Results regarding morphological attributes, fresh and dry weights, biochemical traits and protein contents of Caladium are as follows.

By following the expression of the maturation marker Cxcr4 and morphological attributes (side-scattering properties and nuclear segmentation), we found that the distribution of young and aged cells within the peripheral neutrophil pool displays a daily rhythm.

Thus, Colemanosphaera may exhibit ancestral morphological attributes of Platydorina, and a Colemanosphaera-like spheroidal colonial ancestor might have evolved to Platydorina by acquiring intercalation to form flattened vegetative colonies during embryogenesis.