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The DT-CP computational simulations provide useful insight into the microscopic activities in nt microstructures, which can be corroborated by experiments, and underscores the importance of discrete twin and TBAZ effects that should be accounted for in developing their corresponding homogenized descriptions.
The accuracy of the proposed estimators is corroborated by experiments with synthetic data and realistic images.
The decreased effect of SO2 on Ananas comosus is corroborated by experiments performed by Olszyk et al. ([1987]), which showed no effect of acute exposure to concentrations of 0.6 3 ppm over 2 8 hour durations or chronic exposure to concentrations of 0.35 0.9 ppm over 7 13 days.
This notion is corroborated by experiments carried out with conditions in which H2 was present in the system from the start of the reaction (e.g., run 3), as a result of purging the solution with a H2/N2 mixture prior to loading (e.g., mH2 > 0 at t0).
The fact that GOX remained operational during 3 months is very encouraging, and is corroborated by experiments reported by Minteer [25], who proved that implanted enzymes could be kept fully operational during more than one year, in conditions similar to the ones requested by our GBFC concept.
These findings were corroborated by experiments with another technique.
This hypothesis was corroborated by experiments in which Nrf2 agonists were applied in high amounts onto the skin of mice.
Model's analysis, showing that under the Quorum Sensing control, stem cell fraction within a steady state population is fixed, is corroborated by experiments in breast carcinoma cells.
In the discussed examples, the involvement of ON and OFF pathways was corroborated by experiments under pharmacological perturbation of the circuitry.
