The difference of surface profile obtained by soft and hard moulding is detailed and the hard mould is shown to be more suitable for low aspect ratio conductors.
The results indicate that a lower concentration ratio is more suitable for PV TE hybrid systems in both terrestrial and space applications unless more powerful temperature management tricks are taken.
In certain biological applications, scaffolds with a tunable Poisson's ratio may be more suitable for emulating the behavior of native tissue mechanics.
As the building blocks for FET-based biosensors, one-dimensional NWs offer excellent surface-to-volume ratio and are more suitable and sensitive for sensing applications.
Markers of kidney damage that are sensitive to tubular injury, such as urinary neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin (NGAL -to-creatinine ratio, may be more suitable for early diagNGAL -to-creatinineACR [ 9].
In addition, the hard contact model implemented, for example, in the finite-element package ABAQUS and used in this study involves only measurable, macroscale properties of the rock, such as the Young's modulus and the Poisson's ratio, and is therefore more suitable for practical applications.
While the up-piece has a sharp tip profile due to the surface tension of the solution, the down-piece has a tapering tip profile with a large length-to-width aspect ratio [33], which is more suitable for the needle-electrode.
In addition to the myocardial uptake, our study also confirms data from human studies demonstrating substantial differences in biokinetics, such as a faster hepatic clearance of TETRO in comparison to MIBI, thus resulting in an early improvement of the heart/liver ratio, potentially making TETRO more suitable for early imaging than MIBI [25 27].
Ratio-dependent predator-prey systems have received much attention as more suitable ones for predator-prey interactions where predation involves searching process.
For contrast agents, iodine is more suitable for fluids whereas CdWO4 is more suitable for solids.
Concurrently, the corrected equations are shown and new correlations are proposed for the ratios δ and ω which are more suitable for Mediterranean climates.
