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The model has the same size as the test specimen which means that the FE model and test specimen consist of the same number of unit cells.
As shown in Figure 3, Group AR specimen showed higher corrosion potential and lower corrosion current density values than the Group Ti specimen which means that the Group AR specimen has higher corrosion resistance than the Group Ti specimen.
As shown in Figure 1, Group AR specimen showed higher OCP values than the Group Ti specimen, which means Group AR specimen has higher corrosion resistance than the Group Ti specimen.
The sign of the Hall coefficient was positive for all specimens, which means that the electrical charge was transported mainly by holes.
However, it is well-known that viral RNA is occasionally not detectable by RT-PCR (e.g., because of delay in specimen collection), which means that some case-patients in our study might have been misclassified as controls.
There are fewer surface cracks on specimens A, B, and C compared with specimen D in Fig. 5, which means that specimen D exhibits more of the fatigue damage mechanism than do the other specimens.
Meanwhile, BMVC test provided a clear-cut value of 1, which means this specimen contained no malignant cells.
The determined valgus malrotation of the tibial head was greater or equal to the fixed limit of 1.4° of the permanent deflection angle for all implants, except for the iBalance specimen which showed a mean value of 0.9° (Table 3).
It has even been discovered in museum specimens as old as 1942, which means that stars have been carrying this virus for at least seven decades, and perhaps much longer.
Most of the specimens were collected in 2012, which means that the seasonality we report was primarily based on 2012.
While isolating M. tuberculosis in adults with pulmonary tuberculosis is generally an easy procedure (the exception is patients who are immunocompromised), children mainly have paucibacillary disease, which means that specimens for culture and drug susceptibility testing are often difficult to obtain, particularly from the youngest who cannot expectorate sputum [ 5].
