Given its straightforward implementation into most current microscopy setups, we anticipate that this technique can be easily adopted by anyone interested in characterizing soft material properties at high loading rates including hydrogels, tissues and various polymeric specimens.
Computational chemists and structural biologists are often interested in characterizing ligand receptor complexes for hydrogen-bond, hydrophobic, salt-bridge, van der Waals, and other interactions in order to assess ligand binding.
In particular, he is interested in characterizing the regulatory networks that specify neuronal cell types, and how how these networks can be compromised in certain pathologic contexts, such as brain tumors and neurodegenerative diseases.
In particular, he is interested in characterizing the regulatory networks that specify neuronal cell types, and how how these networks can be compromised in certain pathologic contexts, such as neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative diseases.
However, in this climate model we are interested in characterizing a daily climate variation for each month.
Scientists are particularly interested in characterizing the presence of small amounts of methane that have been detected in the Martian atmosphere.
Scientists are particularly interested in characterizing the presence of small amounts of methane that have been detected in the Martian atmosphere.
Further, genetic researchers are generally solely interested in characterizing the variance of estimates of how much SNPs influence outcomes and point estimates are generally not the focus.
Network models can be used to characterize patterns of connectivity regardless of what units are connected and regardless of what kinds of connections one is particularly interested in characterizing (Hunneman 2010).
The relationship between fairness and throughput is more relevant for our purposes than the relationship between fairness and probing rate because we are interested in characterizing a practically useful throughput region.
I was very interested in characterizing or caricaturing a brushstroke..."....
