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SEM observations displayed the limited pulverization and fracture for the electrode cycled at 0.11-0.7 V, which is the most important reason for the improved cycling stability.
Scanning electron microscopy and confocal laser scanning microscopy observations displayed that the gelatin-immobilized PU vascular scaffold had formed a monolayer of endothelial intima on its luminal surface after HUVECs were cultured for 6 d.
After 3 months of treatment, the gross and histology observations displayed less cartilage damage compared with the primary OA group and the sham group.
These observations display the potential benefit of a thermo-mechanical design of the cryopreservation protocols in order to prevent structural damage.
Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) observations display that the thin walls of Pt/Pd nanobowls are composed of nanoparticles.
The developing cerebellum in embryonic basal vertebrates such as the embryonic shark (Chaplin et al., 2010) and basal ray-finned fish (T. Butts and R.J.T.W., unpublished observations) display a highly elongated cerebellar rhombic lip.
Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) observation displayed the clay platelets uniformly dispersed and highly exfoliated in the entire epoxy matrix.
TEM observation displayed that the as-obtained NPs were sphere-like with the smallest average size of 4.0 nm, which is half of those obtained by the traditional flask method.
Although a previous study showed that the round window was the major pathway of LPNs to enter the inner [6], the present observation displayed that the oval window pathway was more efficient than the round window to transport the LPNs from the middle ear into the inner ear.
Morphological observation displayed obvious embryonic development defects in the Dmrt2b morphants.
Some of the cleaners failed to answer the questionnaire, explaining the missing observation displayed from the number of responders in table 1.
