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Diamond Foundry researchers spent years developing a new manufacturing technique based on a plasma source with a new "shape" that is 10 times as powerful as what has previously been used by manufacturers of synthetic diamonds, Mr. Roscheisen said.

The conceptual design of a compact source of GeV-class muons is presented, based on a plasma based electron gamma collider.

In this study, the austenite transformation in an iron matrix was investigated after surface heat treatment of SKD11 with plasma diode focused electron beam equipment, which is a recently developed alternative based on a plasma diode cold cathode.

This extraction protocol was based on a plasma extraction procedure adopted from Bruce et al. [ 22].

The biological diagnosis of acromegaly was based on a plasma GH concentration > 1 µg/l after oral administration of 75 g glucose, in association with a raised IGF-1 concentration for age and sex.

All studies were consistent in observing substantial random fluctuation in 5-FU dose across the span of a continuous dose-rate infusion, and this needs to be taken into account in study designs that dose-adjust 5-FU levels of continuous infusions based on a plasma concentration [ 3].

Diamond-like carbon (DLC) coatings with variable fluorine content were produced by a plasma assisted chemical vapour deposition (PACVD) technique, based on a remote plasma configuration.

DM was diagnosed based on a random plasma glucose level ≥11.1 mmol/L or a fasting plasma glucose level ≥7.0 mmol/L.

Second, it cannot be based on a Maxwellian plasma particle distribution, because theory tells us that the plasma radiation losses (Bremsstrahlung) from a very high temperature, Maxwellian, proton-boron plasma will kill the concept.

During PIII, the plasma is not frequently uniform due to hardware limitations, although numerical simulation of PIII processes is usually based on a uniform plasma environment.

Therefore, a pilot-scaled set-up based on a microwave-plasma source that generates plasma processed air (PPA), a gaseous mixture which contains manifold RNS-based chemical compounds gaining, among others, the antimicrobial effectivity of that mixture.