Furthermore, electrochemical characterization at variable scan rates revealed that NiO achieves faster sensing than Ni(OH 2, implying that the above electrodes exhibited different sensing mechanisms.
For a totally new agent, the estimated interval between initial infection and detailed characterization is variable and depends on the presence of unusual symptoms, the failure to identify a virus after using all available specific tests, the recognition of a unique problem, and, in the past, the ability to grow the agent in culture.
Design of experiments (DOE) offers a great deal of benefits to any manufacturing organization, such as characterization of variables and sets the path for the optimization of the levels of these variables (settings) trough the Response surface methodology, leading to process capability improvement, efficiency increase, cost reduction.
Descriptive statistics were employed for basic characterization of variables.
We will compare treatment and active control groups in the ITT population to determine if any differences in baseline demographic, characterization, outcomes variables, or total program use time remain after the randomization process.
This paper presents the design, fabrication and characterization of a Variable Optical Attenuator (VOA).
This investigation reports the design, fabrication and characterization of a variable range and multi-directionally sensitive micromachined thermal flow sensor based on amorphous germanium thermistors.
We give a characterization, in one variable case, of those C∞ multipliers F such that the division problem is solvable in S′(R).
The characterization of spatially variable DBCP loadings to the saturated subsurface through time, which are presented in this paper, is used as input for the 3-D groundwater models of DBCP fate and transport in Fresno County between 1960 and 1994 that are reported in the companion paper (Loague et al., 1997).
In the absence of a comprehensive vaccine against this organism, the characterization of its variable surface antigens is important for epidemiologic monitoring and vaccine development (2 ).
