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The high resistivity and low dielectric loss (tanδ ≈ 1.6 at 42 Hz at RT) in Nd-substituted specimens allowed the dielectric constant to be determined, as shown in Figure 6.

The measurements taken with small specimens provided information on the intrinsic kinetic parameters and on the shape of the solid grains, whereas the data taken using large specimens allowed the authors to determine the diffusional parameters of the system.

However, the morphological characters of the copulatory apparatus of the sexual specimens allowed the species to be described.

The availability of a detailed entry questionnaire and repeated visits that generated laboratory data and stored specimens allowed the examination of novel definitions of exposures and outcomes.

However, the use of osteoporotic bone specimens allowed the researchers to replicate and treat trabecular involvement similar to in vivo conditions following VCF.

The proteomic analysis performed in 4-day-old mice cerebellar specimens allowed the identification of protein changes associated with early bilirubin-induced neuronal damage.

Besides the cyclic elastoplastic characterization, the fatigue tests of smooth small size specimens allow the assessment of the fatigue crack initiation behavior of the materials.

The distal attachments of both the annular ligament and the LUCL were clearly identified in all the volunteers and in 9 out of 10 specimens, allowing the differentiation between those two types of ligamentous insertion (Figs.  3 and 4b).

Rapid (within 1 2 days) diagnosis of MDRTB in clinical specimens allows the commencement of an appropriate TB treatment regimen earlier and helps to prevent transmission of drug resistant TB bacilli.

In the early stages of this pandemic, GISRS facilitated the rapid sharing and analysis of virological specimens, allowing the WHO CC at CDC to quickly develop a diagnostic test which was then shared via the GISRS and Influenza Reagent Resource (IRR) websites [ 27].

There is an ambivalence in the ecological point of view in this collection, since having the specimen allows the Smithsonian to understand how it functions and how to protect them.