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It also stays in place longer than on taxidermy specimens, because the plastination process locks it into the epidermis.

The ultimate freeze-thaw prestress loss is about 5% of σcon for both the bonded and unbonded specimens because the grouting cement paste will eventually be completely destroyed.

Smith noted that the edge color may spread to the gill faces in some specimens, because the pigment, rather than being encrusted on the walls of the cystidia, is found in the cytosol and therefore more readily diffusible.

In our models, we used the all-age rather than age-specific proportion of influenza-positive specimens because the latter would have resulted in too few specimens for statistical analysis from patients <5 and >65 years of age.

Furthermore, this approach cannot be used to measure methotrexate (MTX) resistance in such specimens because the high rate of spontaneous cell death releases nucleosides in sufficient quantity to prevent MTX cytotoxicity (Pieters et al, 1997).

This finding might be relevant for retrospective studies of tonsillectomy or appendectomy specimens, because the time point of infection in humans with PrPres-positive biopsy specimens is not known.

A. Yes, but we need also to make sure we focus on the specimens, because that's the basis of a natural history museum.

A solution might be the cryogenic cooling of the specimen, because at 77 K the equilibrium pressure of MgH2 is reduced to 10−41 mbar, which is well below the hydrogen partial pressure of 10−10 mbar in the TEM.

In general, increasing longitudinal layers rather than transverse layers led to a greater load carrying and displacement capacity of the specimens, because of the overall behavior of RC wall-like columns.

At a given drift, dissipated energy was much larger in the deep specimens than in the slender specimens because of the greater strength of deep specimens.

Next, the volume of the glomerulus is thought to shrink 43% in the biopsied specimens because of the loss of arterial pressure and because of paraffin embedding after fixation in formalin [ 16, 17, 23, 24].