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The first wave motion to develop is relatively regular, consisting of small, uniformly developed waves called capillary waves.

After anodization at 40 °C, a honeycomb-like oxide layer with pore diameter of 100 200 nm was uniformly developed on Ti6Al4V's surface.

Figure 8a shows that contact pressure is almost uniformly developed on the back of the top angle's vertical leg under the bolt head area by the bolt tightening force and the contact nodal forces are moved to the upper area of the left-hand side of vertical leg as the connection moment increased up to the plastic range (Fig. 8b, c).

Mice transgenic for the Tax oncogene develop lymphocytic tumors with associated osteolytic lesions, while Tax+Arf-/ mice uniformly developed spontaneous OS by 7 months of age.

However, these plant models face some limitations, e.g., the growth of plants are not in an enclosed axenic environment, plants are not uniformly developed and growth and size differences are common among individuals.

Mice immunized with both the mouse and human LAMP/gag chimeras uniformly developed significantly strong CD8+ responses as measured by epitope-specific CD8+ tetramer binding, intracellular IFN-γ staining, and CTL lysis of peptide-pulsed target cells (Figure 2C).

Critically ill patients requiring intensive care uniformly develop insulin resistance.

Critically ill patients requiring intensive care uniformly develop hyperglycemia in the presence of hyperinsulinemia, suggesting insulin resistance.

The advantage of this model is that the animals uniformly develop severe inflammatory arthritis, and serum from these mice reliably causes arthritis in many recipient strains.

Recent evidence demonstrated that an unscheduled and inappropriate increase in apoptosis occurred in the Dahl/Rapp rat, an inbred strain of rat that uniformly develops hypertension and hypertensive nephrosclerosis; early correction of the hypertension prevents the renal injury.

FESEM micrographs showed the uniformly distributed, well developed, sharp-edged, irregular shaped grains on the surface of the films.