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Platelets also turn out to be superior to fibers in all nanocomposites characterized by a poor orientation of the inclusions.

Insufficient tissue or poor orientation of the biopsy specimens can also affect interpretation.

If the biopsy specimens were not flat, the specimens shrunk with fixation, dehydration and embedding, resulting in poor orientation of the lesions, and thereby affecting the final diagnosis.

The participants emphasized poor preparation and planning for application of this system and highlighted a number of problems and challenges facing this experience particularly in terms of poor infrastructure and teaching facilities, poor orientation of students and teachers, inadequate course time for some subjects and shortage of faculty members in a number of departments.

On the contrary, for concrete with poor workability, an inadequate orientation of fibres occurred, leading to a poor contribution of the fibres to the flexural behaviour of the tested specimens, despite the relatively higher compression strength of the tested concrete material.

These findings are consistent with those of Lu et al. The differences with previous literature can be explained in part by the fact that several studies often excluded small specimens from the analysis due to inadequate material, poor orientation, or lack of agreement in the distinction between HP and SSA/Ps.

Poor orientation or on-boarding results in employee burnout and, as a result, a lack of productivity in your small business.

While there are no studies showing whether children with FASD have poor orientation selectivity maps, neuropsychological findings showing that patients with FASD present poor performance in perception of geometric designs support this hypothesis [3], [4].

Counting of IELs can improve the diagnostic yield when the typical villous atrophy is not present or not detectable due to poor orientation or tangential cutting.

It is expected that the poor molecular orientation of the aliphatic moieties in these aliphatic-aromatic thermotropic polyesters contribute to the relatively low tensile modulus of the fibers, obtained after the extrusion and melt-drawing process.

Significant disturbances were found in motor behaviour, tone, poorer self-regulation capacities, higher excitability scores [ 144], poorer orientation, lower tolerance of handling and more stress in preterm infants compared with term born infants [ 73].