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This study presents three classification tables with new formulations for IGS, IFS and FW based on microscopic and macroscopic experimental data for different reservoir rock lithologies.

On the other hand, we use a description of VoIP packet loss based on microscopic and macroscopic packet loss behaviors, where these behaviors can be modeled by 2-state and 4-state Markov chains, respectively.

Here, we have found a pronounced increase in the binding of GFP-PlyGBD to the exopolysaccharide of all lysogens, based on microscopic and quantitative binding studies of mid-log phase bacteria labeled with GFP-PlyGBD (Figure 4A).

To date, studies performed on the membrane skeleton of Paramecium, mainly Paramecium tetraurelia, were mostly descriptive, based on microscopic and biochemical analyses.

"Suppose your son or daughter was accused of a crime, and someone came on the stand and gave their qualifications as a hair examiner, and made an association based on microscopic examination, and that led to the conviction of your child.

These methods, however, are based on microscopic inspection and cell counting by different researchers and, as a consequence, they are fastidious, time-consuming and error-prone.

Taxonomy of Mucorales has traditionally been based on microscopic morphology and mating experiments; however, molecular phylogeny has revealed that diversity within and between species is much greater than anticipated, also leading to a proliferation of the number of taxa recognized (Walther et al. 2013).

Furthermore, based on microscopic KFM and SPV measurements, the model of charge transfer from PPy to diamond under illumination was proposed.

Based on microscopic observations and experimental results, a new criterion assimilating the average thickness of the oxide layer to a microcrack is proposed.

Because the lattice Boltzmann equation (LBE) model is based on microscopic models and mesoscopic kinetic equations, it offers many advantages for the study of multi-component or multi-phase flow problems.

Cancer classification was mainly based on microscopic morphology and immunohistochemistry. Molecular classification was recognized as an important tool in clinic.