The wave profiles for the kinematic slip case have relatively smooth temporal changes in the profiles, and they match well with the observed ones (as demonstrated by Satake et al.2013).2013
The catalysts comprised evenly dispersed dimeric and/or small oligomeric active sites (MNb V) or Ti IV)), and the Nb sites revealed better hydrolytic stability than the Ti ones, as demonstrated by DRS UV vis.
In METABRIC, we use the inference function to map the original data definitions to the METABRIC specific ones, as demonstrated in later sections.
The practice of paying someone else to complete unsupervised academic assessments is not a new one, as demonstrated, for example, by the headline from the New York Times on July 10 , 1971 suggesting that the, "Market in term papers is booming".
Eric lived a quiet external life, but his inner one, as demonstrated by the novel he spent many years writing, was full of riches; it's a pleasure to watch this troupe tease out those riches.
A stronger QTL was not necessarily selected earlier than a weaker one, as demonstrated by the selection of sh4 and qSH1.
Transport diffusivity D T of water inside narrow CNTs is order of magnitude faster than bulk one, as demonstrated by both computational calculations and experiments [12, 13, 35 37].
The higher dose proved to be the more effective one, as demonstrated by the elevated affinity of sst(2) with its specific radioligand, [(125 I]-Tyr(0)somatostatin-125 I]-Tyr
In the case of the right IFC, its cortical connections may help to resolve the conflicting lines of evidence regarding its functional role in executive control: On the one hand, as demonstrated in experiment 1 and in numerous previous studies, the detection of novel, task-relevant information is sufficient to cause an increase in activation in the right insula/IFC.
On the one hand, as demonstrated in the case of maize (Baltazar et al. 2005), a reduction of pollen production could have evolved in the cultivated form as a by-product of domestication and plant breeding.
This framework consists of three individual systems associated with one another, as demonstrated in Figure 1. Figure 1 Framework for affective interaction.
