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Surprisingly good performance of 16 and 75 nm specimens suggests that incidental friction can be successfully inhibited by depositing nanothin Ti layers.

A characteristic fracture pattern on the broken specimens in both the archaeological specimens and the experimental specimens suggests that hunting weapons equipped with trapezoids were used with complex projectile technologies.

The fact that a third of pre-service teachers did not accept evolution after they were exposed to evolutionary concepts through lectures, laboratory exercises, videos, discussions, visits to a natural history museum, and assignments focusing on various fossil specimens suggests that simply teaching more about evolution does not change students' views of evolution.

This behaviour, together with its unusual toe-shape and the fact that mud was found on the toes of one of the first specimens, suggests that this species may be relatively terrestrial.

Lastly, a comparative analysis between differential gene expression in CIS lesions and invasive carcinoma with array CGH data from independent CIS specimens, suggests that copy number alterations plays a significant role in differential gene expression in CIS lesions.

The occurrence of the resistant allele in both the dead and alive specimens suggests that kdr mutation may exist with another factor necessary for the expression of the resistance phenotype, and resistance could also be multigenic as a result kdr may not fully explain all the variance in phenotype [48], [51] [52].

This specimen suggests that is not true.

Re "For Breast Health, Take the Initiative" (Personal Health, Oct. 21): Prospective comparisons of mammography with other imaging modalities like M.R.I. and PET, confirmed by examination of tissue specimens, suggest that more than half of cancers will not be recognized at mammography.

The additional operations are done when pathology reports on tumor specimens suggest that the first operation may have left behind some cancer cells.

Preliminary lab studies of two specimens suggest that the strain of the hepatitis virus involved in the outbreak is one found in the Middle East and North Africa but rarely in North or South America, according to the C.D.C.

Moreover, immunohistochemical analyses of human breast cancer specimens suggested that BRCA2 mutation and BubR1 status is closely linked.