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Although the response of Yersinia to these stresses had no visible effect on its morphology, it can be assumed that cells responded to these conditions at the gene expression level, even though we do not have evidence for this.

This also demonstrates that, despite the fact that E. emlongi is phylogenetically intermediate between fissipeds and pinnipeds, in terms of its skull morphology it can be fully distinguished from extant fissipeds on PC3, supporting inferences from post-crania that enaliarctines were likely fully adapted for an aquatic lifestyle [ 83, 85].

By simply changing its size or morphology, it can easily tune emission in the visible range and engineer the band gaps over a wide range from visible to ultraviolet [14, 15].

From the crystallization morphology, it can be concluded that the crystallization of isotactic and syndiotactic polypropylene after isothermal annealing in the melt occurs always in large, macroscopic domains.

Comparing Figure 4a,b,c, which presents 3-D views of the film surface morphology, it can be noted that the surface becomes smoother and the RMS value decreases as the RTA temperature increases from room temperature to 650°C.

Concerning sample morphology it can be stated that all fabricated samples show highly parallel aligned nanofibers (see Supporting Information).

Tissue must also be optically cleared prior to scanning, and although the lipophilic agent (benzyl benzoate/benzyl alcohol) used for this purpose is reported to cause minimal deformation of tissue morphology (4), it can remove lipid pools from tissue.

While measurements on Ei, Xmax and fracture morphologies show that it can effectively improve the impact toughness of stainless steel.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01539.001 The size and shape of an animal, known as its morphology, often reflect the actions it can perform.

Up to now much work has been focused on the control of the morphologies of 1D 513MOsincece it can be used as the reinforcing agent, the flame retardant, or as the precursor for the fabrication of 1D MgO or Mg(OH 2 [6–8].

The eruptions altered dramatically the morphology of the mountain, as it can be deduced from the artistic representation shown in Fig. 3.