Abby Rust's photographic studies of botanical specimens, on the other hand, intensify details of color and texture.
The microstructure of isothermally tested specimens, on the other hand, features high dislocation density and inhomogeneous dislocation distribution.
The ootheca from dsBrownie-1-treated specimens, on the other hand, showed the keel flattened (Figure 4E), with the periodic pattern diffused and the aeropyles distributed asymmetrically and, in most cases, obliterated (Figure 4G).
In the biopsy specimens, on the other hand, AR expression was significantly higher in tumor cells compared to NE.
Fresh or fresh-frozen tissue specimens, on the other hand, are of limited value for the assessment of histomorphology, and are impractical for long-term retrospective studies due to their inherent logistical and storage problems [ 2, 3].
The Australian Rattus specimens on the other hand all fell into well supported homogeneous clades thus the phylogenetic assignment of species was in agreement with that of the museum or collector.
The numerical design is the result, on the one hand, of a judicious combination between stable DCB (Double Cantilever Beam) and CTS (Compact Tension Shear) specimens, and on the other hand, of the observation of the elastic energy release rate stability range computed according to M integral.
On the one hand, plasticity-induced crack closure effects affect mainly to a small region close to the specimen surface.
Women would also collect the specimens by hand on the reef flats at low tide, while men dived or used a weighted, three-pronged spear, which was lowered by rope from a boat to a point just above a trepang and then dropped to the bottom, the weighted spear impaling the animal [12].
On the one hand, this finding might be related to the two-dimensional calculations of the tumour area based on cross-sectional specimens of the tumour.
