Compounds were characterized based on a compound ranking system called 'PubChem Activity Score'.
Inhomogeneity of the local critical current was firstly measured by means of TapeStar™ at 77 K, and then characterized based on a statistical method.
Web services robustness is characterized based on a set of failure modes, complemented with a detailed tag-basedcategorization of the service responses that helps understanding the source of the observed failures.
The model errors associated with eight well-known burst capacity models for corroded pipelines, namely B31G, B31G Modified, CPS, the CSA model, the DNV model, PCORRC, RSTRENG and SHELL92, are characterized based on a full-scale burst test database that consists of 150 data points collected from the literature for pipe specimens containing single isolated real corrosion defects.
NK1-R internalization is characterized based on a set of criteria: i) formation of an outline of NK1-R immunoreactivity around NeuN immunoreactivity, ii) distortion of NK1-R outline and appearance of endosomes indicative of NK1-R internalization.
Actual costs of 17 predefined diagnostic tests were characterized based on a combination of data from PICTURE and a micro-costing study performed at a medium-sized UK university hospital in the UK.
Patients were clinically characterized based on a personal interview by trained assessment staff, either medical doctors or clinical psychologists, who had completed the TOP Study's assessment training and reliability program.
This chip-type setup was characterized based on an electrophoresis expression of Nernst equation that was applied to the redox equilibrium of o-tolidine at different potentials.
A novel phosphazene cyclomatrix network polymer poly cyclotriphosphazene-co- poly cyclotriphosphazene-co synthesized and characterized based on an attempt to look for a high efficient and green intumescent flame retardant.
Each family of transcription factors was characterized based on the definition of containing a highly conserved DNA-binding domain(s).
