In contrast to the electrically conductive but poorly Si-adhering polyaniline, the PAAA copolymer, which is designed to consist of anthranilic acid units as well as aniline units, is found to adhere to Si strongly in addition to being electrically conductive, and is hence able to be used alone for the production of the silicon anode.
Based on our results, we propose that cells sense mechanical stresses at the subcellular scale, and that they are hence able to integrate cell shape-derived stresses and tissue shape-derived stresses, with a single mechanism.
The derived invariants are characterized with non-zero values, they are hence able to be more effectively used as features.
Furthermore, only two of the included studies (Akachi and Atun 2011; Floyd et al. 2010; Jahn et al. 2008) provided evidence on the entire casual chain from investments to activities, outputs, outcomes and impact and were hence able to directly link impact to external funding.
With that, Duolingo's main cost in offering the certificate is gone and the company is hence able to offer this test for free.
So far, networks equipped with a classic STDP rule typically rule out bidirectional couplings (i.e., either loops or uncoupled states) and are, hence, not able to reproduce fundamental experimental findings.
We were, hence, able to obtain information about their governance structure and policy performance over a substantial period of time.
As O2 tension decreases, HIF1 α stops becoming hydroxylated and is hence stabilized and able to transcribe a large set of genes involved in the regulation of glycolysis and neoangiogenesis.
Possible correlation between 7 biomarkers differentially expressed in the CCs of good quality oocytes [ 9] and the ZP birefringence was analyzed in order to assess if these two approaches (combination of ZP morphology and molecular markers) are additive, and hence able to strengthen the highly competent oocytes selection procedure.
