In artificial liposomes the degree of acyl chain saturation and the levels of sterols affect such physical properties of the bilayer as thickness, order and viscosity (Brown and London, 1998).
All of Murphy's sows are bred with some degree of artificial insemination to make sure the desirable genes are passed on.
The difference between our study and that by Morrison et al. could be explained by differences in the degree of artificial bladder extension, the location of the point stimulated, and the mode of stimulation.
A linguistic variable applies words or sentences in a natural or artificial language to describe the degree of value.
This paper describes a first stage of a research that aims to model a two degree of freedom artificial whisker based sensing system.
In gas environment, beside these gases the interactions are very rich but rather unselective, nonetheless this feature is interesting for artificial olfaction where a certain degree of cross-selectivity is required.
Since humans have far superior recognition abilities than any other existing artificial classification system, a common research trend is to simulate the recognition mechanisms of biological systems to design artificial systems having a greater degree of fidelity with respect to the biological counterparts.
However, the classification of patients in that study was done retrospectively and the authors were not blinded to outcome (usually artificial nutrition) when estimating the degree of undernutrition and severity of disease [ 4].
I define a self-sustaining population as a population that persists for multiple generations in the absence of any human intervention, such as supplementation, artificial habitat enhancement or any degree of captive breeding or genetic modification.
Of the 30 studies comparing hatchery and wild fish in Table 5, only five compared hatchery fish derived from the same local population as the wild fish, and without confounding environmental and genetic differences or some degree of intentional artificial selection in the hatchery, which is not a typical element of captive breeding programs (see Table 5 footnotes).
