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The infrared analysis suggested a higher extent of oxidation when increasing the temperature.
The data analysis suggested a higher possibility for the formation and growth of TiBw as the temperature elevated in the sintering step (1400 °C).
The preliminary results on the few spruce samples we examined [11] by neutron-activation analysis suggested a higher concentration of minerals than in natural spruce.
Further exploratory analysis suggested a higher risk of single ventricle and atrioventricular septal defect.
Molecular analysis suggested a higher correlation of the drug resistance phenotype with the miRNA rather than the mRNA expression profile.
Moreover, 90-day mortality analysis suggested a higher incidence of death among the patients with BSIs, although this finding was not significant (p=0.0544; table 2).
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Bivariate analysis suggested a high prevalence of MSDs among waste pickers, particularly in the lower back (54%), knee (48%), upper back (40%) and shoulder (32%) compared to the control group (36%, 35 %, 21 % and 12 respectively).
Although TG/DTG analysis suggests a higher CO2 release with CaCO3 and hence, a higher bloating phenomena; there also appears an influence of the petrochemical waste composition.
Our meta-analysis of the tropical nest predation studies did not provide evidence of a forest edge effect on nest predation probability, while the result of the combined meta-analysis suggested a higher nest predation probability along forest edges.
In contrast, at 750 °C the CSS behaviour is characterised by a rapid saturation of the stress amplitude, regardless of the applied strain amplitude, while the deformation structure analysis suggests a high activation of dislocation climb which is confirmed by in situ TEM ageing showing shrinkage of prismatic loops.
This framework is based on computational analysis suggesting a high-throughput strategy for mapping gene-regulatory pathways.
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