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In particular, the specimens have been preliminarily tested in elastic range under different values of the column axial load and, successively, loaded up to collapse.

Each CT and PET whole-body images of [18 F]AFM were successively loaded to the PMOD 2.5 software (PMOD technologies, Zurich, Switzerland; www.pmod.com) to generate the fusion images, and the organs were identified and outlined.

After protein separation by isoelectric focusing, the strips from each sample are successively loaded onto a polyacrylamide gel to run the second dimension.

These multifunctional nanoparticles are synthesized via a simple layer-by-layer self-assembly strategy, which successively loads iron oxide nanoparticles and then gold nanoparticles onto the surface of UCNPs.

A portion of the slabs were loaded successively until failure, whereas others were loaded only once.

All of the frames were loaded successively by a horizontal force in the beam direction until structural collapse.

Repeating shotguns, in which several cartridges could be loaded at once and successively positioned in the firing chamber by a cocking action, became available in the 1880s.

Test specimens were loaded in quasi-static cycles with successively increasing loads, and damage development in the vicinity of the bolt holes was detected using different methods such as strain measurements, acoustic emission, X-ray and microscopic examination.

Fraction II (30 mg) was loaded onto a carbon-Celite column and successively eluted with water, 5% ethanol (4.2 L), and 10% ethanol (4.2 L).

The state of stress and strain of previously loaded viscoelastic bodies with holes originating in them, successively or simultaneously, is analyzed under finite plane deformations.

D-optimal response surface method is a satisfactory design to optimize the fabrication of bupropion HCl loaded agar nanospheres and these nanospheres can be successively exploited to deliver bupropion in a controlled manner for a sufficiently extended period.