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The surface morphology resulting from these ion irradiations was examined by atomic force microscopy (AFM).

A shell core morphology resulting from orientation distribution of fibers influenced the degree of anisotropy.

If no TOPO is added, the synthesized products mainly exhibit a nanoblock-like morphology resulting from the agglomeration of many soft-warped nanowires.

The morphology resulting from aggregate structures of PCL in the blends was destroyed in the enzymatic degradation process, as observed by SEM.

The morphology resulting from blending and processing was discussed based on effect of interfacial tension, shear rate, phase viscosity ratio and composition.

As there is not generally a history of chemical or thermal modification of pigments in Aboriginal art, the variation in elemental composition and morphology resulting from different geological formations of ochre has the potential to be linked to a source.

The wrinkling morphology resulted from the multi-buckling process of graphene sheet supported on a PDMS substrate is modeled by a continuum mechanics approach.

The spheroidal morphology resulted from the evaporation of liquid oil into liquid/gas phase interphase at elevated temperature (700 °C), followed by solid/gas sublimation interactions during cooling (below 350 °C) in a closed autoclave.

Below three cases of the Ag deposit morphology resulted from the deposition in different solutions are considered: (i) 1 mM; (ii) 3 mM as a medium point within minimum and maximum concentration, and (iii) 10 mM. Figure 2 shows SEM images of the top of the PS samples after immersion in 1 mM AgNO3 solution, which demonstrates typical morphology changes of the Ag coating during deposition process.

In other cases, cell morphology results from interactions between a cell and its surroundings, including other cells and the extracellular matrix (ECM).

Previously, this family was placed among Prostigmata, Astigmata or Endeostigmata, but our study places it among protoplophoran oribatids (Fig.  5), supporting the hypothesis that its unusual morphology resulted from paedomorphosis as suggested by Norton et al. [ 65].