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Also, we aimed to identify the site of failure of composite fruit-skin specimens comprising both cuticle and periderm to determine whether russeting increases due to (i) the 'spreading' of russeting as a result of failure within a russeted area or at the boundary between a russeted and a non-russeted area or (ii) the formation of new sites of russeting because of failure in a non-russeted area.

We observed a characteristic miRNA expression profile common to both human liver biopsy specimens and mouse CCL4 specimens, comprising the key miRNAs which are associated with the liver fibrosis.

It has more than 2,500 specimens comprising some 425 different species.

Double cantilever beam (DCB) specimens comprising polyamide 6 (PA6) based fiber reinforced thermoplastics (GFRTP) were utilized for the experiments.

For each mix, a total of 12 specimens comprising of cubes of 100 (length) × 100 (breadth) × 100 mm (height) were cast in steel molds.

A total of four specimens, comprising two different steel geometries and loading conditions were tested under monotonic loading and at elevated temperatures.

The network was tested on 50 cervical colposcopic biopsy specimens, comprising 10 cases each of normal, koilocytosis, CIN I, CIN II, and CIN III.

Medium-scale three-point bending tests were carried out on 18 specimens comprising a set of 9 single-wythe and 9 double-wythe brick masonry walls.

Okelo and Yuan (2005) suggested an equation relating bond capacity and concrete compressive strength based on 151 test specimens comprising concretes with compressive strength varying from 29 to 60 MPa and GFRP bars of 6 19 mm diameter.

In addition, aged biological specimens comprising bloodstains, hair shafts and bones were successfully identified as being of human origin, illustrating the applicability of the present method to forensic specimens.

The goal of the present study was to investigate the methylation patterns of CpG dinucleotides contained within the LCR of the HPV16 genome in a collection of clinical specimens comprising the full spectrum of cervical carcinogenesis.