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A good agreement between the composition of total and active bacterial groups was found with both techniques (Fig. 4), indicating that 16S rRNA clone libraries are suitable to characterize the active bacterial community.
The applied building block approach may also be suitable to characterize pressure loss coefficients of complex geometries in general.
The results of first field tests show that the MDC-Trap is suitable to characterize small-scale movements of invertebrates in gravel streams.
The results show that AE is suitable to characterize the stress field even from the early loading stages, monitor the corresponding damage mechanisms and provide valuable feedback to the material modeling.
We conclude that an effective capillary strength parameter is suitable to characterize seepage-related features and processes for use in a prediction model of average seepage into potential waste-emplacement drifts.
This could be suitable to characterize new diagnostic and therapeutic markers.
The method encompasses the hopping mechanism, Marcus-Hush theory and first-principles calculations and is suitable to characterizing the anisotropic transport behaviors in organic single crystal semiconductors as well as to studying the property-structure relationship in semiconductor materials.
It is concluded that LEFM methods are not suitable to characterize adhesive joints and that their use is restricted, at best, to the measurement of initiation values.
Researches in granular modeling produced a variety of mathematical models, such as intervals (higher-order) fuzzy sets, rough sets, and shadowed sets, which are all suitable to characterize the so-called information granules.
This raises the question whether the oocytes system is suitable to express and characterize ABC transporters.
Highly consistent with the FEM and experimental results, numerical simulations demonstrate that the proposed wavelet-based model is particularly suitable to characterize the ABH-induced drastic wavelength fluctuation phenomenon.
