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Recent advances in Raman microscopy have enabled a study of the changes in internal strain associated with crrep and recovery.
GPS measurements of the selected stations have enabled a study of the differences, and similarities, of the occurrence of TEC fluctuations over the Northern and Southern hemispheres.
This enabled a study of the spatial aspects of transport based on six data sets of carbonate content that were collected during the 1997 2002 period.
The ultra-high resolution refinement of HR insulin, Insugen (1) undertaken in the analysis described above has enabled a study of the secondary structure motifs in the insulin molecule to be carried out in detail which exceeds all previous studies.
This copolymer enabled a study of the role of vinyl groups in the peroxide crosslinking mechanism without the interference of allylic hydrogens; such interference has been present in previous studies.
Nevertheless, the multicenter structure enabled a study of exceptional size: > 5,000 patients with these relatively uncommon tumors were interviewed in a 5-year period—a considerable feat.
The experiment used a coded modulation, which enables a study of spectra with high spatial and spectral resolutions.
The model is employed to model the Earth-ionosphere cavity, thus enabling a study of the natural electromagnetic phenomena that occur in it.
This range is far wider than has been accessed to date in conventional SPD methods, enabling a study of the interactive effects of the parameters on microstructure and strength properties.
The Akatsuki camera observations are providing high-quality global images of Venus at multiple wavelengths from an equatorial perspective of both north and south hemispheres, enabling a study of the global morphologies and shedding new light on the clouds of Venus.
However, only recently have both class I and II restricted epitopes within the same antigen been identified thereby enabling a study of the emergence, expansion and contraction of specific CD4 and CD8 T cells during the course of a TB infection without the interference imposed by a potential temporal shift in the expression of different M.tb antigens during the course of a TB infection.
