In this study we have investigated electrochemical and morphological characteristics of IPMCs by varying the morphology of their metal composite component (conductive network composite (CNC)).
The morphology of their corresponding xerogels was investigated by SEM.
The algae can be divided into several types based on the morphology of their vegetative, or growing, state.
Noting the distinctive patterns of tears and holes in their ears, the curvature of their tusks, body scarring, and the morphology of their tails, Turkalo extracted information on age ranges, bai visit patterns, and the size of family groups.
Vestibular hair cells have a distinct planar cell polarity (PCP) manifest in the morphology of their stereocilia bundles and the asymmetric localization of their kinocilia.
When they reached the pipe cleaner exercise they became lively, engaged, and focused on describing the correct morphology of their pipe cleaner coil.
In the molecular era such an increased knowledge would perhaps be most valuable to palaeontologists who often have to rely entirely on the interpretations of the morphology of their study organisms.
The patterning of facial morphology of their predecessors, the Middle Pleistocene humans, is more mosaic showing a mix of archaic and modern morphologies.
The aim of the present investigation was to characterize the effects of supraphysiological doses of the anabolic androgenic steroid nandrolone decanoate (ND) on the fertility of female rats, as well as on the morphology of their uterus.
Muscle attachment site (enthesis) morphology has long been assumed to reflect muscle strength and activity during life, but little experimental evidence exists to directly link activity patterns with muscle development and the morphology of their attachments to the skeleton.
We used a mouse model to experimentally test how the level and type of activity influences forelimb muscle architecture of spinodeltoideus, acromiodeltoideus, and superficial pectoralis, bone growth rate and gross morphology of their insertion sites.
