For non-linearly converging die-surfaces, the die shapes can be effectively altered by changing the coefficients of the tangential boundary conditions.
The Fe and Mn K-edge extended X-ray absorption fine structure (EXAFS) spectra were effectively altered with different spectral behaviors for the local atomic structure near Fe and Mn during delithiation.
It is shown that the plasmonic photonic interaction has a dramatic influence on the gradient image and therefore, the edge detection and segmentation of the image are effectively altered.
These results demonstrate that DC function can be effectively altered by NF-κB inhibitors using in vivo targeting.
The term 'hybrid' PBL is thought to originate from Harvard's New Pathway curriculum in which "the scope, frequency and format of lectures and laboratory sessions could be effectively altered to dovetail with active problem-based discussions" [ 8].
Importantly, the present work further shows how the substrate scope, C H amination activity, and enantio- and stereoselectivity of these catalysts could be effectively altered and tuned by utilizing different active-site enzyme variants and through protein engineering.
We might hear more of Ariane, Martinů's penultimate opera, if it were not so couched in of-its-time, 1950s psychology: the Minotaur is effectively Theseus's alter ego, and the demons he must slay are his own – you know the drill.
The tools the site uses to redirect links mean that it is effectively reading and altering messages sent by its users, according to a lawsuit brought by Californian Wilford Raney.
Moreover, the resonant frequency of the cantilever is effectively tuned by altering parameters.
We argue that by blocking one of the two ligands in vivo, access to the other ligand is effectively increased, thus altering the T cell response by increasing or decreasing the rate of expansion of the memory or effector cell population.
