Having characterised the level of disorder from Raman spectroscopy, we now proceed to address the role of disorder on the electrical transport properties of fluorinated graphene materials.
As increased levels of NO were observed in the sera of H5N1 infected animals we wanted to further characterise the levels of iNOS, an indicator of NO, in the tissues of infected animals.
To characterise the levels of objectively measured sedentary time and physical activity (using accelerometry) in women with fibromyalgia.
Moreover, as there are only a few published results of antibiotic resistance patterns in enterococci, from faecal samples of domestic animals, to compare with, it is difficult to characterise the levels of antibiotic resistance in the Enterococcus isolates from cervids.
19 The purpose of the present study was to characterise the levels of objectively measured (using accelerometry) sedentary time and physical activity among women with fibromyalgia, and to provide estimates of the adherence to recommended levels of physical activity (30 min of moderate-to-vigorous-intensity physical activity (MVPA) on 5 of 7 days).
This dependence is relevant for interpreting the results of conventional fragmentation tests, which are traditionally performed to characterise the level of fibre/matrix adhesion in fibre reinforced composites.
Two complicating factors in the analysis of these units are the inherent variability of the friction coefficient and the difficulty in characterising the level of conformity between the contacting member and the hub.
The quantitative method sets out to characterise the level of daily travel time that defines intensive travellers and to identify the determinants of daily travel duration.
This study examined HCV evolution in 21 HCV genotype 1-infected subjects to characterise the level of viral adaptation during acute and early HCV infection.
The use of least squares regression to characterise the level of proportional bias, as reflected in the slope of the linear relation, is skewed because all error is assigned to the dependent variable, in this case the portable analyzer.
