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A particular focus is the study of pressure-equilibrium unfolding and folding kinetics using variants and the information obtained by comparing these with the wild-type enzyme.

This paper analyzes the causes, responses, and consequences of the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident (March 2011) by comparing these with Three Mile Island (March 1979) and Chernobyl (April 1986).

The applied CFD model is validated by comparing these with regime maps available in literature, constructed based on experimental data for model liquids and liquid mixtures.

Using a model amorphous alloy series, Zr2Cu1−xPdx (x = 0, 0.55, 0.75 0.75 and 1), we demonstrate that ab initio calculations can predict likely metastable phase formation during devitrification by comparing these with time-resolved X-ray scattering studies.

Here we report new Sr isotope data for Cainozoic volcanic rocks from Costa Rica, and by comparing these with earlier published data we conclude that all of these volcanic rocks have their origin in the mantle and that a sialic contribution to their origin is insignificant.

Results are then presented for a hawkmoth's wing undergoing hovering flight and discussed by comparing these with the smoke-visualized flows around a manmade flapper, which validates the computational model and demonstrates the feasibility of this numerical approach on analyzing fluid dynamics phenomena in insect flight.

By comparing these genomes with each other and with available plastid genomes from free-living diatoms we find that the tertiary endosymbiosis has led to little change in either form or content of the plastid genome.

Most information on the acid base status of critically ill patients with cirrhosis was obtained by comparing these patients with healthy controls [8].

By comparing these patients with others, the company's medical staff concluded that patients with high levels of bicarbonate in their blood had about six times the risk of cardiac arrest as those with lower levels.

By comparing these results with reported experimental data it was found that the Ree Hoover (RH) EOS with Santos et al. mixing rule predicts the mean ionic activity coefficients with the highest accuracy (ARD% γ(RH − S) = 0.206).

Scientists can test and improve models of the Universe by comparing these predictions with observations.