They initially generated from one side of the specimen and finally went inside the opposite site of the boundary.
Both the fracture morphology and FE damage analysis indicate that rupture initiates first at the notch root in the notched specimen and finally towards to the center location.
Perceived advantages of this model included low cost, ease of reproducibility, lack of specimen loss, and, finally, the potential to assess bone growth and regeneration under poor vascular conditions.
The spanwise specimen was found to have the highest strength followed by chordwise specimens without butts and finally chordwise specimens with butts.
In museum collections we checked the collection dates of A. dumetorum specimens from the same region (n = 95) and found that the earliest registrations were in the last days of April (3 specimens), in May the largest number of specimens were collected (53), in June only 13 specimens were obtained and, finally, just three in July.
I've found the answer to all my questions"; "When we talked about biodiversity; but overall to know how cells developed and how the different world species originated… and when we talked about biodiversity"; "diversity, despite living beings' common origin…"); and finally, specimens (23%; e.g., "different types of shells"; "the many butterfly species"); but also "all" (2%).
Identifying homotypic synonyms involved collecting the name by which a type specimen was first described, the name with which this specimen is currently associated and finally the original name (basionym) of that current name.
Such a difference would be expected, based on the methodology: During nucleic acid extraction, 200 μl of clinical specimen is lysed, purified, and finally eluted in 50 μl of elution buffer.
The specimens without visible blood vessel were labelled 0, the specimens with a small number of vessels – as 1, those with the average number of vessels – as 2 and, finally, the specimens with a big number of vessels as 3.
