By use of logistic regression analysis the probability that VAS at one occasion would exceed 30 mm or 70 mm was studied, depending on previous VAS values, age, depression and pain treatment methods.
By use of a logistic regression analysis the probability that a Visual Analogue Scale (VAS) score at one occasion would exceed 30 mm or 70 mm was studied, depending on previous VAS score, age, depression and pain treatment method.
The optimum design of the two systems was studied depending on the optimum collector area and flow rate.
Throughout this work, various formulations of PA with anionic polymerization from caprolactam were studied depending on different activator/catalyst pairs, concentrations and combinations.
The kinetics of hydrogen generation has been studied depending on constants of the aluminum activation and oxidation rate, and aluminum and oxygen concentrations.
The conditions under which sprites initially occur (i.e., when atmospheric parameters are not disturbed) and their spatial and temporal characteristics are studied, depending on the conductivity profiles.
The electrocatalytical activity for acetaminophen electrooxidation is studied depending on the type of dopant and the polymerization charge of the PEDOT films.
Afterwards, two different control schemes have been studied depending on the number of available inputs, and then implemented and compared in order to evaluate the effect of each control action on the associated potential control strategy effectiveness.
The structure and electrical properties of polyaniline (PANI) modified poly vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF) films have been studied depending on the type of modification (surface or volume) and the type of dopant (HCl or dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid).
Ex situ hydrolytic stability of sulfonated polyimide (s-PI) membranes for fuel cells was studied depending on structural and external parameters including the ion exchange capacity, the block character, the temperature and the hydrogen peroxide concentration.
