As yet, no exposure system commercially available or otherwise has been completely characterised or validated and each system has advantages and disadvantages over the next [25].
However, previously, the slice model has never been characterised nor validated.
This Register, based on copies of standardised medical forms, is well characterised and validated and contains medical data on 98 99% of deliveries in Sweden.
We have developed, characterised and validated an efficient, highly sensitive and specific method for the quantification of S1P in biological material.
Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA) software was used to analyse gene interaction networks in the gene lists, as well as enriched 'canonical' pathways describing well characterised and validated regulatory pathways [ 84].
Swiss-prot is a database of proteins that have been highly characterised and validated with a high detail of annotations.
Physically-based material models permit the use of small scale laboratory tests to characterise and validate their parameters.
Utilising the fundamental structure of the empirical model and physical and mechanical properties such as the dryer and flight geometry as well as solids material properties, the number of estimated parameters in the pseudo-physical model was reduced to 2. The experimental data required to characterise and validate the models is discussed.
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.
In general, the lower the value of (U p^)), the more likely it is that a citation occurs between a pair of articles characterised by a similarity validated at the statistical threshold (p^).
16 of them were validated and characterised, showing that this phenotype was not due to an inhibition in secretion, a block in G2, or ER stress.
