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Moreover, the combination of applying unbonded length and additional vertical ties could postpone the rebar buckling in SP1-R and SP3-R specimens, and subsequently the rebar rupture.

The research presented herein established benchmark data for the load-carrying capacity of joints with single glued-in glass-FRP rods using symmetric specimens and subsequently determined the residual load-carrying capacity of the surviving second sides.

The HERV-W env sequence encoding the surface unit-transmembrane region (650bp) was amplified (Figure 5Ai), cloned (≥11 per specimen) from the fetal and adult brain (non-disease) specimens and subsequently aligned (Figure 5Aii).

To assess immunoreactive protein quality, we extracted protein from 10 archival human breast FFPE tissue specimens and subsequently performed dot blotting.

Alternatively, the expression of HPV16 E6 may differ in those two group specimens and subsequently affect the activation of S6 kinase differently.

Neuronal cell densities were semi-quantitatively determined in anatomically confirmed hippocampal subfields and the dentate gyrus in a consecutive series of 178 surgically well-preserved hippocampus specimens and subsequently used for cluster analysis.

Deuterium gas charging into the needle specimen and subsequently quenching were conducted in our designed chamber attached to three-dimensional atom probe (3DAP).

The crystals were removed from the beamline in order to measure another specimen, and subsequently re-mounted after being stored for 2 d under L-N2, whereupon a second set of t.o.f.o.f

Both cornea and conjunctiva samples, before UV rays, were prepared as follows: they were transferred using the impression cytology technique, [ 21, 22] by compressing a fragment of cellulose acetate (Millipore©) on each specimen and subsequently transferring them by compression on the glass slide for 30 s.

The specimens were mounted on a specimen holder and subsequently coated with gold-palladium with a sputter (Jeol JFC-1100) and viewed in a scanning electron microscope (LEO 435 VP, UK).

Edmontosaurus, Ornithomimus and Ankylosaurus are found in siltstones or sandstones, and Thescelosaurus is found exclusively in mudstones, but the relative number of specimens is small and subsequently questionable as a real pattern of sediment preference or taphonomic artifact (Tables S1, S4).