The materials are characterised in order to provide suitable input parameters.
This is characterised and used to provide a means for converting between good triples of Herschel Bulkley parameters.
As a consequence, prior to practical application, every new batch of indicator washcloths has to be characterised in order to provide the accurate sensitive range.
Cells were characterised on multiple criteria to provide the best confirmation of their origin and purity.
While we remain largely ignorant of such mechanisms, and an assessment of their relative contribution to shaping patterns of genetic diversity in free-living protists remains a subject for future study, these data highlight an important and pragmatic need for researchers to characterise their experimental strains to provide much needed context to any comparisons between isolates [54].
Although beyond the scope of the present study, further research could also characterise the full diet to provide insight into whether people are substituting between food groups and whether this differs by SEP.
To supplement the limited demographic data available through Facebook, we subsample 10% of seed users to further characterise study participants and to provide an estimate of intervention effectiveness.
The registry is designed to further characterise patients with GISTs and to provide comprehensive data to improve understanding of the incidence, treatment and outcomes of GISTs in the UK.
The objectives of the tests were to assess the behaviour of beam-to-column connections subject to the combinations of significant tying and shear forces and large rotations, which can arise during a building fire, and to provide test data to characterise and validate simplified temperature-dependent component-based connection models.
"We think that the information contained in the report was sufficiently important that the deliberate failure to provide it could properly be characterised as a 'cover-up'," consultants from Grant Thornton have concluded.
