Due to the high cost of measuring gene expression experimentally, large-scale expression profiling of chemical compounds under a wide range of biological conditions remains challenging.
However, the environmental and physiological determinants of blood oxygen isotope composition have not been determined experimentally from large herbivores.
This flow pattern could explain the experimentally observed large size and slight carbonization of IDF soot particles.
It is shown that eccentricity does not fully account for the experimentally observed large variations in amplitude.
Experimentally, initially large flame disks expand at sufficiently high Damköhler numbers, while at sufficiently small Damköhler numbers, initially small flame disks contract, as predicted by theory.
The visco-hyperelastic behavior of a filled rubberlike material has been studied experimentally by large deformation cyclic uniaxial loadings, and an anisotropy induced by the Mullins effect has been demonstrated.
The molecule zinc methyl phenalenyl (ZMP), which is a neutral planar phenalenyl-based molecule, has been successfully synthesized experimentally, and large magnetic anisotropy was demonstrated when it is grown on the ferromagnetic metal surface [K. V. Raman et al. Nature, 2013, 493, 509].
Joseph et al. (1994) observed experimentally that large values of the elastic stress ratio σ n/τ (where σ n is the fluid normal stress and τ the shear stress) are sufficient, but not necessary for strong inter-particle interactions that lead to particle agglomeration.
Furthermore it was validated experimentally to large extent in the case of DSI.
