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Scanning electron microscopy observations revealed presence of laminar morphology and strong inter-particle bonding.
The PC layer shows a relatively smooth surface morphology and strong adhesion to the porous substrate.
It exhibited high thermal stability, good film morphology and strong deep-blue emission peaks at 408 and 429 nm in film.
Conversion coating, characterized by a particular morphology and strong interfacial adhesion with the substrate, facilitate the electrochemical deposition of ceramic layers and enhance their adhesion to the substrate.
The unique morphology and strong intertube attraction between carbon nanotubes (CNTs) make the dispersion of CNTs challenging and hence limit its effective use.
Conversion coating, characterised by a very porous morphology and strong interfacial adhesion to the substrate, facilitates the electrochemical deposition of ceramic layers and enhances its adhesion.
The staining was weakest in cells with normal nuclear morphology, and strongest in those with condensed nuclei (Fig. 3A).
This expression pattern differed to that of Drosophila Cdt1 (double parked; dup), which exhibits negligible expression in GSCs displaying G1/S phase fusome morphology and strongest expression at G2 phase (Ables & Drummond-Barbosa, 2013).
Gutiérrez et al. described the direct synthesis of WS2 monolayers via sulfurization of ultrathin WO3 films with triangular morphologies and strong room-temperature photoluminescence [17], which could be used in applications including the fabrication of flexible/transparent/low-energy optoelectronic devices.
For instance, recurrence of particular combinations of morphology and their strong independence of phylogeny are commonly regarded as strong arguments for functional constraints.
The thick highstand wedge on the SE Vietnam Shelf is confined to the inner shelf due to the broad and low-gradient shelf morphology and the strong local hydrodynamic conditions driven by the monsoon system.
