The same pattern of performances of KwTP and the distributions listed in Table 5 of the paper are observed in the case for the 1990 data.
The highest Pt loading on the CNT paper was observed in the case of the Fe foil after 10 min. More Pt was deposited on the CNT paper in the first 10 min in the case of the Al, Pb, and Fe foils, whereas less Pt was deposited during the longer deposition time of 20 min. However, a large variability was found in the amount of Pt deposited on different areas of the CNT paper in most cases (Fig. 5).
Limited numbers of papers were observed early in the review period, so data across 1999, 2000, and 2001 were combined.
Figure 5 shows the side surfaces of the non-immersed and immersed specimens A. Scratches due to SiC paper polishing were observed in the non-immersed specimen (Fig. 5a, b).
It is noteworthy that in none of the reported papers foreign body reactions or infections were observed in the studied patients, regardless of the clinical application.
Similar findings were observed in this paper.
Five subpopulations were observed in this paper; the distance between SS and NSS subpopulations was small, which indicated a slight bias when comparing with previous studies and the knowledge of maize pedigrees based on breeding practice [ 10, 22, 24– 26].
In addition, no serious complications were observed in the 15 papers which investigated adverse events.
In tandem, these papers catalogue a variety of phenotypes that were observed in HD-iPSC-derived neural progenitors and in medium spiny neurons.
Flocs with small (36 μm) and large (nearly 130 μm) diameters were observed in the pulp-paper, textile and petrochemical industries, respectively, associating with high SVI values.
