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Glow-discharge optical emission spectroscopy (GDOES) indicated an accumulated carbon layer beyond the nitrogen plateau on the nitrided specimen of pre-carburized sample.
Nitrided specimens of pre-carburized samples have a small carbon peak just under the surface on GDOES profile.
The cyclic loading was strain controlled and three typical specimens of pre-existing center crack of [0 0 1](0 1 0), [00¯1](1 1 0) and [11¯2](1 1 1) models were chosen to study the effect of orientation on fatigue crack propagation.
Amplicon sequences of PCR1 and PCR2 were obtained from 21 of 23 and 8 of 10 specimens of pre-Hispanic Canary pigs, respectively.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the distribution of μ chains and CD15+ receptors in biopsy specimens of pre-malignant polyps and adenocarcinomas in order to identify marker distribution in a tumoral context.
60,000 specimens of battered, pre-1960 Detroit muscle and chrome roam the island, lost in a time warp.
Here we describe gene expression in individual specimens of the pre-adult stages, sexes and castes of the key pollinator, the buff-tailed bumblebee Bombus terrestris.
A series of 31 ovarian tumour samples were obtained from surgical specimens of platinum-pre-treated patients debulking surgery or at staging laparoscopy with written consent from 2001 to 2006.
The endurance limit of pre hot corroded specimens was reduced by 100 MPa in respect of that of the as heat treated sample.
b) Multi-site collection of specimens, with pre-analytical and analytical variation, generates prominent "lab effects" or "batch-effects", which can overwhelm the disease associations; however, Nathan Price of the Institute for Systems Biology has emphasized the value of analyzing multiple laboratories results to estimate variance and find a common biomarker signature.
