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Microscopic and small angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) studies showed that unmodified mSEBS has hexagonal packed PS cylinder morphology, but sulfonation causes the morphologies to be frustrated.

The SSI images at 418 nm showed morphologies to be similar to the Mariner 10 (Murray et al. 1974) and Pioneer Venus observations (Rossow et al. 1980); however, at 986 nm some differences in morphology were seen (north south linear patterns straddling the equator).

The morphology is specified in a separate file, to facilitate the investigation of the role of morphology, and to allow different morphologies to be investigated with different signaling pathways and vice versa.

Several investigations have described certain lesion morphologies to be found more frequently in patients with ACS compared to those with SAP [ 2- 4, 6].

We consider both 'C' and 'D' zone morphologies to be indicative of inducible resistance, and thus intend to categorize isolates exhibiting 'C' and 'D' zones as potentially resistant to third-generation cephalosporins.

This approach allows notable changes in morphology to be identified, particularly those considered to be safety related.

How much pleiotropy is required for diverse features of floral morphology to be inherited together?

In addition, IHC allows tumour cell morphology to be evaluated by light microscopy.

Later, the introduction of antibody technologies allowed morphology to be complemented by molecular specificity.

The evolution of similar morphologies appeared to be more contingent than either behavior or physiology.

The various material properties of the composite such as hardness, modulus, chemical composition, adhesion and morphology are to be analysed.