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In addition, the distances of migration points from the pre-crack tip were slightly smaller in the fatigue specimens, which may indicate a greater propensity for migration under fatigue loading.

In this study, various multi-layered coatings were deposited on the stainless steel substrates by the cathodic arc deposition technique to enhance the corrosion resistance and electrical conductivity of the specimens which may be used as the metallic bipolar plates of PEMFC.

However, in this feasibility demonstration of in situ microscale fatigue testing, microscale specimens exhibit enhanced fatigue properties relative to conventional specimens, which may result from the differences in strain rate and, potentially, the method of test control (load vs. displacement) between these two testing methods.

Interestingly, TPL2 expression is also upregulated in approximately 40% of human breast cancer specimens, which may be caused by an increase in TPL2 gene copy numbers [40].

This needle can also provide less bloody and less contaminated specimens, which may facilitate on-site interpretation [ 9, 10].

However, tube cultures are often infected in parallel to detect the low viral load specimens, which may not be detected by SV [ 6].

The juvenile on the right may have been based on the Paris skin of an approximately five-month-old King Island emu specimen, which may in turn be the individual that died on board le Geographe during rough weather, and was presumably stuffed there by Lesueur himself.

Other studies defined polymicrobial infections as multiple pathogens isolated from a single blood specimen, which may account for the lower incidence of polymicrobial infections [ 11, 12, 17].

Moreover, in isometrically twitching preparations we found a frequency-dependent increase in diastolic tension compared to WT specimen which may be an additional indication for increased diastolic Ca2+.

Conversely, biaxial testing is less suitable for strength assessment, due to attachment techniques and squared shape of the specimen, which may prevent failure of the specimen in the gauge area.

However, the clinical decision-making process, and consequently the outcome for patients with VAP, will depend on the quality of the clinical specimen, which may be affected to a considerable extent by inappropriate storage conditions.