We evaluated the performance of models derived from "skipping type" data set characterization to explore the effect of image data density that would be sufficient for constructing accurate osteogenic differentiation models (Fig. 4).
We evaluated the performance of models derived from "shortening type" of dataset characterization to first determine the effect of morphological data acquisition period on predicting osteogenic differentiation potential (Fig. 2).
Although, intuitively, this combination of beneficial one-row perturbations should reduce the total undesirable stationary mass, it is difficult to find the analytic characterization of the effect to the undesirable mass caused by the combination.
In order to link the characterization of satellite cells to the effect of age and exercise at the "whole muscle" level, we also analyzed changes in total body weight and in mass and fat content of the Gast muscle (Figure S1).
To the best of our knowledge, this work is the first novel contribution in regard to the effect characterization on non-targets in the cloud computing space.
In turn, this maybe extended to monitoring loading versus carrier type transition; however, for electrochemical applications, this system will need to be coupled with conventional electrochemical characterization techniques to establish the effect carrier type transitions have on electrocatalytic activity of interest.
Surface layer (approximately 50 nm) is removed before characterization to eliminate the surface oxidation effect (initial sample thickness was 150 nm).
These studies motivate us to undertake a characterization of the effect of PhC binding on the molecular dynamics (MD) properties of PDC109.
Majority of the studies lack a mechanistic approach to the delamination growth characterization and the effect of stress ratio.
A software change characterization mechanism allows developers to characterize the effects of a change using different criteria, e.g. the cause of the change, the type of change that needs to be made, and the part of the system where the change must take place.
