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Reaction pH was shown to modulate the degree of crosslinking, as demonstrated by materials characterized with a range of swelling ratios (∼10 25), enzymatic degradation rates (∼8 50% per h in 0.1 u/ml elastase), and elastic moduli (∼4 120 kPa).

Their density of defects and sizes were characterized with a range of spectroscopic techniques.

Replication of this association is particularly challenging as it requires the availability of large cohorts characterized with a wide range of cognitive tests including both mathematical and reading measures.

The title compound was characterized with a wide range of analytical techniques including single crystal X-ray diffraction as well as various spectroscopic techniques, and its magnetic behavior was investigated.

The compound (1) was characterized with a wide range of analytical methods, including single crystal and powder X-ray diffraction, thermogravimetric analysis and various spectroscopic techniques (FT-IR, Raman, UV Vis).

With the foreseeable growth of the use of PET beyond conventional 18F-FDG oncology, PET scanner performance needs to be characterized with a wider range of radioisotopes that are not all pure β+ emitters.

The material characterized here is ABS-M30 manufactured by Stratasys, Inc. Measurements of tensile strength, elongation-at-break and tensile modulus measurements along with the failure surfaces were characterized on a range of specimens at different build direction and raster orientation: ±45°, 0°, 0/90°, and 90°.

Congenital myopathies are a distinct group of genetically heterogeneous inherited diseases of muscle that manifest clinically in early life, infancy or variants with later onset, and are characterized by a range of distinctive abnormalities upon muscle biopsy.

The resultant materials are characterized using a range of physical methods, along with cyclic voltammetry and galvanostatic discharge techniques to measure the specific capacitance of the materials formed.

Third, the dynamic range of reporters should be characterized across a range of commonly used expression levels, and should be correlated with measurement reference standards if available.

The materials were characterized using a range of techniques.