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In the low strain amplitude regime, the void on the edge of the specimen induced two times higher microplasticity compared to void inside the specimen.

Figure 8 shows a model for the bond failure of the metal-resin specimen induced by the stress concentration at the epoxy monolith and resin interfaces.

To quantify the effect of fiber bridging in laminate vis-à-vis plain aluminum alloy specimen, induced cyclic stress intensity parameter values in the laminate are employed for comparison.

Energy transfer from incident electrons can ionize atoms in the specimen, induce X-ray emission, chemical bond rearrangement, and free radicals, or induce secondary electron scattering, all of which change the specimen structure.

The changes in the electrical resistance of composite specimens induced by external cyclic loading were measured to investigate their piezoresistive sensitivity and stability.

The evaluation of the smartness of the nanoreinforced mortars was achieved by measuring the fractional change in the electrical resistance of specimens, induced by external cyclic compressive loading in the elastic region.

Grown tumours were collected, and fresh fragments were grafted onto the CAM, on day 8. Tumour specimens induced a strong angiogenic response, higher in 1A9-VS4 than in 1A9 grafts (number of vessels on day 12 was 30±5 and 18±4, respectively, n=10).

A case was defined as a patient with morphologic evidence of Pneumocystis by toluidine blue staining and/or direct fluorescent antigen detection in a respiratory specimen (sputum, induced sputum or bronchoscopy specimen).

It is shown that damage to the specimen is induced despite application of low-energy Ga+-ions during the final preparation stage which leads to an error in the quantification of sp2-content.

They suggest that normalization for tissue age is critical as it excludes interference in the results from specimen age induced variability.

If necessary, both specimens were induced.