The removal of water as part of specimen preparation may result in undesirable structural and morphological changes.
In addition, capture or killing of animals for specimen collection may result in the rapid dispersal of contagious animals [ 86].
However, in this feasibility demonstration of in situ microscale fatigue testing, microscale specimens exhibit enhanced fatigue properties relative to conventional specimens, which may result from the differences in strain rate and, potentially, the method of test control (load vs. displacement) between these two testing methods.
This may result in specimens acceptable for paleointensity being excluded based upon changes in susceptibility (Coe 1967a) or specimens showing limited susceptibility change being unsuitable for paleointensity analysis (e.g., Kosterov and Prévot (1998)).
Severe systemic fibrosis is an universal observation in postmortem and biopsy specimens of ALMS patients and may result in early organ failure and death [9].
These dates fall within the collection times for the specimens used in the calculations and may result from an inability by BEAST to accurately estimate TMRCA values from sequences with high fractional invariance and significant convergence in remaining variable sites.
Although, the CPCTR requires all users of the biorepository to acknowledge the Resource in any publications that may result from Resource specimens, no requirement is made for data sharing by individual investigators.
The discrepancies between the findings may result from the different specimens, isolated chondrocytes versus cartilage tissue, and the different detection methods, that is, quantitative PCR versus IHC.
The samples were not systematically collected within a sentinella system, which may result in selection of specimens with a higher resistance rate.
Orientation and position can be design parameters or may result from misalignment of the test specimen on a measurement table.
