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Tungsten-cored W-Ni shell is directly observed by the cross-sectional TEM sample and furthermore, amorphous phase is clearly identified.The presence of W core/Ni shell nanoparticle is clearly identified by the cross-sectional TEM sample preparation.

The results show that shot peening can cause surface nanocrystallization; that is, a nanocrystalline microstructure with an average grain size of ∼ 18 nm forms in the surface layer of the sample, and furthermore, can induce α-martensite of about 15% in volume fraction.

Thus, our data extend former research on postoperative mortality in patients with liver disease and CRC by using a population-based sample and, furthermore, particularly by evaluating the influence of other comorbidities and CRC stage and site.

Cardiovascular risk factors and relationships differ by country and have been shown to be different between the US and both countries with both developed and emerging economies across the world [ 36]; this study shows the relationship as it applies to a US population sample and furthermore specifies in which racial groups the relationship was studied.

The PLI is used to assess the overall toxicity and quality status of the samples and furthermore it is a consequence of the contribution of the few metals (Tomlinson et al. 1980).

We have found metabolites which differentiate PCa bone metastases from normal bone samples and, furthermore, from bone metastases of different origin.

The single-cell approach is useful for obtaining organism-specific sequence datasets from heterogeneous samples, and furthermore provides an insight into micro-heterogeneity at the population level.

True unique-gene numbers of these species likely are higher than these unique-transcript numbers because an EST dataset does not include genes not expressed at time of sampling, and furthermore, as the sequencing scales in these projects were relatively small the data likely only account for a fraction of the expressed gene pool missing those expressed at lower levels.

However, in these cases sample sizes have been small when comparing reduction and adjacent tissue (n = 3 reduction samples) and, furthermore, stroma was not considered [ 12].

These analyses are limited by the use of single-site and single time-point sampling, and furthermore they fail to provide information about heterogeneity of expression or changes in expression that occur over time [ 6].

The authors show that a signature based on a mutant Kras allele can distinguish carriers of the human KRAS mutation in the clinical samples and, furthermore, that this signature correlates with poor patient prognosis.