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Reduction of the oxide phase left a thin, almost pure, layer of the most reactive (and expensive) element, Rh, on the surface of the specimen, suggesting a simple route for engineering the formation of the core shell structure Pt Rh nanoparticles.

Moreover, we found that ANXA1 expression inversely co-localized with COX-2 expression in caner specimen, suggesting a cross-talk between ANXA1 and COX-2.

That is a possible reason for the presence of at least some atypical cells in the specimen suggesting a malignancy, but there was not enough material to make a definitive conclusion.

The presence of contraction band necrosis in the myocardial biopsy specimen suggests a catecholamine-mediated mechanism even if other pathophysiological mechanisms have been suggested.

Michael Triebold, informally reporting on the specimen, suggested a scenario where small theropods attacked the throat of the edmontosaur; the animal survived the initial attack but succumbed to its injuries shortly thereafter.

Figure 2 shows that FZD3 was induced by a factor of >4 in 6 of 9 sporadic adenomas and 12 of the 26 FAP specimens, suggesting a broadly similar incidence of Wnt response pathway re-organisation between the two groups.

In addition, although few human cases have been reported, WNV has also been found in Central and South America through surveillance studies in field specimens, suggesting a potential risk for an outbreak in humans [ 17, 18].

This fluorescence gradient between peripheral and central areas of the tissue specimen suggests an ofloxacin concentration gradient in the endocarditis vegetation.

An embryological observation by Burnier et al. (2009) on a single tetraploid specimen suggested an embryo-sac formation similar to the well-studied apomictic model system R. auricomus (Nogler, 1984 a, b, 1995).

Nevertheless, in most studies, HRV-C was detected in >5% of tested specimens, suggesting an important role for the virus in RTIs worldwide.

Synchrotron-based computed tomography of post mortem SBS specimens suggests a different damage trajectory and mode of damage accumulation in nanostitched thin-ply laminates, notably the complete suppression of delaminations in the nanostitched region.