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Upon confluence (rare), HDFs and OSTs were trypsinized and resuspended in the medium at a concentration of HDFs (103 cells in 30 µl medium on 0.5 × 0.5 cm substrates) and OSTs (3 × 104 cells in 30 µl medium on 0.5 × 0.5 cm substrates) which were chosen to give the maximal response without restricting their spread ability.
It indicates that spread ability of influenza is affected by passenger density.
The drug incorporated into NLCs-gel base showed excellent spread ability without any grittiness during rheological behavior and texture profile analysis.
Some of these traits are directly referred to the community level (averages of cover, species richness or diversity of life forms) and others to species level, but expressed as the relative cover in the communities (percentages of life forms, succulence, evergreeness, woodiness, lateral spread ability, dissemination type).
It reflects the distribution and spreading ability of emergency messages.
In addition, the cyclic compression expansion isotherms were obtained to understand the spreading and re-spreading ability of the pure FHCL and the mixed DPPC/FHCL monolayers.
The results show that the FA and 0.7% SP enhance the flowability and spreading ability of fresh grouts, and the bentonite can enhance the stability.
This prominent spreading ability has suggested that EVs can be exploited into several different clinical applications ranging from biomarkers to therapeutic carriers.
Pluronic copolymers have high wetting and spreading ability, allowing them to form uniform coatings on textiles that can result in low friction, antistatic properties, dye-leveling improvement, and easy cleaning.
The fresh-state properties i.e. flowability, spreading ability, bleeding and setting time; mechanical properties i.e. flexural strength and compressive strength; and microstructures of the cement-based grouts were investigated.
Bioactive factors were added into hydrogel scaffolds to overcome the shortcomings of their low cell affinity and poor bioactivity, as well as limited cell spreading ability for anchorage-dependent cells such as chondrocytes, MSCs, etc.
