Data were collected by performing several tightening tests on ad-hoc designed specimens, which allowed the evaluation of the different tribological behaviour of the same joint under three different conditions of lubrication (dry, Teflon® added oil, and ceramic paste).
The contrasting behaviour of the same polymer adduct with respect to the site of the fluorophore is interpreted to be due to the solvent structure which determines the environment of the fluorophore.
The self-adhesion of a variety of polydimethylsiloxanes (PDMS) has been investigated using a newly developed JKR apparatus that can also determine the associated friction behaviour of the same sample.
We clearly observe the difference between the NOR and NAND behaviour of the same circuit placed in different input scenarios.
This is a dox-inducible Id1 overexpression system that allows us to compare the behaviour of the same cell line in the presence or absence of Id1 activation, described in Figure 3 figure supplement 1.
This is confirmed by the poor metal-binding behaviour of the same isoforms confronted with their non-cognate metal ions and by the inertness of the two complexes, Cd6-HpCdMT and Cu12-HpCuMT, to exchange metal ions.
We have shown, using our software genYsis on networks of varying sizes, that asynchronous modeling of even moderately sized gene regulatory networks can be computationally impossible to perform in a decent run time whereas synchronous behaviour of the same networks can be modeled in a few minutes.
Surprisingly, we found that the vast majority of these sequences (39/47, 83%) show discrepancies in at least one expression domain between mouse and zebrafish, indicating a remarkably different behaviour of the same enhancer sequences when tested in these two distantly related vertebrate lineages.
Inducibility of aaRS expression was a key factor in the experimental design, as due to the aneuploid nature of 143B.206 cells, it was critical that the behaviour of exactly the same clone could be examined with and without aaRS overexpression.
The technique includes the presentation of vignettes and has a major advantage of allowing comparison of different respondents' behaviours over the same set of cases and estimating the independent effects of specific information on a person's judgements[ 9].
