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Exfoliated morphology, present in the melt-fabricated NLS nanocomposite, was preserved in cast films and electrospun fibers from hexafluoroisopropanol solution.

The otic process is clearly visible, and possesses the mediolaterally elongate morphology present in Fregata.

CXCL2 (MIP-2α) showed the strongest up-regulation (19×) of any of the differentially regulated genes; independent of the fungal morphology present in the culture (from conidia to germ tubes to hyphae).

The expansion of p120 relative to δ-catenin during vertebrate evolution may reflect the pivotal and largely disproportionate role of the non-neural cadherins with respect to evolution of the wide range of somatic morphology present in vertebrates today.

We demonstrate the effect of D2 inflation as a consequence of the inclusion of the two Upper Cave skulls as representatives of the ancestral morphology present in East Asia in Supplementary Figures S1 and S2 and Table S5.

Though the proximal portion of the right element is slightly better preserved, both femora exhibit a strong caudal expansion of facies articularis antitrochanterica and the associated everted 'lip', and are very similar to the morphology present in Fregata.

For the simplicity reason Si{011} and Ge{011} denote morphology of SiNWs and GeNWs shown in Figure 1, whereas Si{112}, Ge{112} correspond to the cases in Figure 2 and Si{112}-t, Ge{112}-t indicate morphology presented in Figure 3.

This should be because the entrapped cell structure did not obviously obstruct the substrate transport (more detail of entrapped cell morphology presented in later section) (Siripattanakul and Khan 2010).

Further, the ZnO nanorod interconnected with nanosheets morphology presented in this article is extendable to other metal oxide semiconductors to establish a universal protocol for the development of high performance photoanodes in the field of PEC water splitting.

TiO2 pyramids with planar-surface morphology presenting in the phases of anatase and brookite are successfully prepared, the height of which is 300-500 nm and 80-200 nm wide at the bottom.

A typical image is presented in Fig. 3, which shows that many amorphous and spherical shapes with the sizes of the particles range from 400 to 900 nm, which is in good agreement with the MCM-41 morphology presented in previous reports (Chen and Wang 2002; Luan et al. 1995).