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In preterm newborns, postnatal renal development exhibits accelerated maturation with a reduced width of the nephrogenic zone, reduced percentage of immature V-stage glomeruli, and increased number of glomerular generations [ 6].
In bridge engineering, the three-dimensional behavior of a bridge system is usually reduced to the analysis of a T-beam section with a reduced width of deck in relation to center-to-center spacing of stringers, over which the longitudinal normal stresses are assumed to be uniformly distributed, which is termed as effective flange width.
In the study, these hypothetical cars were based on the five-seater Nissan Leaf, but with a reduced width of 40%, accommodating a single seat.
Compared with the gestational control tissues, the preterm kidneys exhibited a reduced width of the nephrogenic zone and a greater percentage of morphologically abnormal glomeruli.
After 4 weeks, new bone appeared and the defects in the skulls had partially healed, with a reduced width and depth observed for all of the defects in the experimental group.
On average, joints with a reduced width (w/D=2) were 26% more compliant than three times wider standard joints (w/D=6).
A reduced width and sharpening of responses at shorter stimulus duration was also found.
Buccal undercut of the maxillary tuberosity together with reduced width of the buccal vestibule can complicate denture fabrication.
This recrystallization resulted in an overall increase in conductivity, despite the reduced width of the ribbon (see Figure 5a,b in ref (9)).
For the TiO2 NTs covered by a 25-cycle deposit of ZnO coating, the diffractions ascribed to wurtzite ZnO increase with a reduced peak width, indicating an improvement in the crystallinity of the ZnO coating with the coating thickness increasing.
The results show that gassing crystallization is a promising method to get crystalline products with a reduced number of agglomerates, which affects the width of the CSD.
