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Two-step aging causes a decrease in the width of precipitate-free zones in the large-particle specimen, resulting in the improvement of fatigue life.

It is clear from SEM micrographs that the current, pulse on-time and tool material affects the integrity of machined specimen resulting in the formation of debris, deep craters, micro cracks and pock marks.

The aim of this investigation was to determine whether the theoretical concepts describing the basic nature of neutralization of HLA antibodies could be applied to more complex serological specimen resulting in clinically useful information.

Electron irradiation experiments were done in the TEM mode of a field emission TEM (JEOL JEM-2100 F, operated at 200 kV) by focusing an electron beam with a current of 7 nA in diameters ranging from 14 to 50 nm onto the specimen, resulting in current densities at the specimen of 4550 down to 360 A/cm2.

These were scored positive if the results could be reproduced by a repeated RNA extraction and specific PCR from the same tumor specimen resulting in clear bands.

The pressurized ADF reservoir was positioned 25 cm above the specimen, resulting in a net pressure of 25 hPa within the specimen.

Examination of a biopsy specimen resulted in a diagnosis of epithelioid MPNST.

Histopathologic analysis of a CT-guided percutaneous core biopsy specimen resulted in a diagnosis of type B3 thymoma.

Also, it is observed that a higher degree of over-reinforcement in the beam specimen resulted in a more ductile FRPRC beams.

Electron microscopy investigations of these specimen resulted in detailed morphological information of the devices (e.g. thickness and interface roughness of the layers).

The RPM-Flu assay of this specimen resulted in detection of sequence for neuraminidase type N4, with most similar sequence record representing an A/H8N4 strain.