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The timescale over which such surfaces can be preserved at high elevation and the rate at which they are modified by weathering and erosion are poorly known.

The SEPB fracture toughness method avoids these problems since a long, sharp crack exists in the specimen prior to testing and can be effectively preserved at high temperatures using a preloading procedure.

MRI tissue contrast is not well preserved at high field.

The pore space between the diamond crystals was preserved at high pressure-temperature conditions, so that the fluid was able to communicate with the solid starting material throughout the experiment (Stalder et al., 1998).

Like synaptic transmission, feeding movements were preserved at higher temperatures in larvae with lower PKG levels.

Its maximum specific capacitance was 2134 F g−1 at a scan rate of 2 mV s−1, and a large specific capacitance of 882 F g−1 was still preserved at a high scan rate of 70 mV s−1.

Whereas Myc and MycA activation were equally effective in enlarging the SG, in K14MycAER skin terminally differentiated sebocytes were preserved at the highest 4OHT concentrations (Fig 5J).

The inhibition was not complete however, as phosphorylation of IRS1, the major endogenous substrate in these cells, is still preserved at the higher dose of IGFI but inhibited at the lower dose.

Under these runs with a similar Severity Index (2.7-3.1 2.7-3.1 C6 (glucan) was preserved at a higher than 88.6% level in the pretreated biomass basis of raw EFB, while 80% of C5 (xylan) was released to the pretreated liquor.

The secondary structure in the monoTTR/CLU mixture was preserved at the higher temperatures as demonstrated by the melt transition above 80 °C; these data indicate significant stabilization of TTR monomer by the presence of CLU.

The liquid-crystalline state is "frozen" and the macroscopic anisotropy is preserved even at high temperatures.