The aim of this study was to biomechanically test three different graft configurations resulting from differences in initial graft length.
The aim of this study was to test and compare three different graft preparations resulting from differences in initial graft length, the hypothesis being that there would be no difference in the biomechanical performance of the three grafts.
Here, we show how photoluminescence spectra of ensembles of silicon nanocrystals can shift under different excitation conditions, resulting from differences in absorption cross-section of the individual nanocrystal sizes.
By combining these two genomes into the same genomic environment, different enhancer content resulting from differences in genome size, may contribute to the patterns observed in gene expression of X. laevis, X. muelleri, and their F1 hybrid.
However, the cause of the major bias found in the present study is likely methodological, resulting from differences in primer binding efficiency for the different prey groups targeted.
Interestingly, the mass balances in the final year of our study period (2007/2008) for these two glaciers are much more similar, although they differed during the first year (2005/2006), resulting from differences between their annual precipitation trends.
Different variants of system tracts (transgressive, highstand and lowstand), resulting from differences in paleogeographic locations, basin floor physiography and variable rates of relative sea level change, constitute the sequences developed on Lakheri carbonate ramp.
The predicted texture differences resulting from differences in cold rolling reduction correspond to the experimental results.
Experimentally, the RIM-PU exhibited a wide range of mechanical behaviour resulting from differences in molecular and morphological structures.
Differential gene expression analysis was performed with edgeR55,56 or DESeq257 after further normalization using the RUVg approach to remove variation between RNA samples resulting from differences in library preparation.
A sequence of strata, therefore, may appear as alternations of coarse and fine particles, as a series of colour changes resulting from differences in mineral composition, or merely as layers of similar aspect separated by distinct planes of parting.
