Other experiments have indicated that Ebola can commandeer a protein called TIM-1, which is widely distributed in conjunctiva, the insides of our eyelids, and in our cornea.
Though there is no direct evidence that a room sealed with duct tape and plastic would increase the chances of survival, experiments have indicated that chemical warfare agents take at least several hours to seep through such a seal.
Experiments had indicated that the electron must move around a nucleus and that, for reasons then obscure, there are restrictions on its motion.
Many neuroscience experiments have indicated that the brain processes information much faster than conscious awareness can keep track of it, so that countless mental operations run, in the neuroscientist David Eagleman's phrase, "under the hood" – unseen by the conscious mind in the driving-seat.
Experiments have indicated that hydrogen transport at a triple junction (TJ) is orders of magnitude greater.
Thus, the above experiments have indicated that the photophysical properties of P3HT can be readily manipulated by processing means.
These experiments have indicated that wear of the steel and grout surfaces occur, even at low magnitude compressive stresses.
FTIR spectroscopic experiments have indicated that CO is formed upon d-mannitol dissociative adsorption on the three basal platinum surfaces.
Experiments have indicated that helium atoms have two stable isotopes 3He and 4He, and liquid 3He and 4He can be dissolved into each other.
