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Finally the stable spheres with hollow structure were obtained by calcinations at 200°C with an increment rate of 5°C/min for 6 h and then at 600°C for 6 h.

At day 6 through day 14 of the differentiation protocol, hESCs typically formed round, relatively stable spheres that held together during feeding of cells in suspension.

The images reveal almost random arrangement of C60 fullerene clusters with sizes up to ∼2.8 nm (the first stable sphere-like cluster consisting of 13 hydrated C60 fullerenes (Prilutsky et al. 1999; Bulavin et al. 2000) (Fig. 1a).

The final product is a topologically closed, stable sphere-like particle.

"We were able to take the same peptides that participate in biological processes in our body and to create nano-crystals — these are stable, robust spheres.

Due to the implementing of intermolecular N H⋯N hydrogen bond, the binding strength for the non-covalent linkages is significantly enhanced, which favors for the formation of stable nano-spheres in aqueous solution.

Similar to the coordination of Zn2+ in rKLK2 the catalytic His57 could constitute a more stable coordination sphere for the cation [145].

As only the visible proximal aspect of the stone was approachable with the laser, a stable distal sphere in the duodenum remained.

However, fine pearlite with ferrite/carbide lamellae is not very thermally stable; rather, carbide spheres in a ferrite matrix has a significantly lower free energy.

Various droplet flow patterns such as long slugs, small spheres, stable stream and finally parallel flow are investigated, which are conventionally called squeezing, dripping and jetting regimes correspondingly.

Different droplet stream patterns such as long slugs, small spheres, stable stream connected to a jet and finally parallel flow are observed, which are conventionally called squeezing, dripping and jetting regimes appearing under appropriate numerical setups.