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The present study is focused on quantitatively identifying the contribution of various instability modes for three 1.5-in.
In this work the scope of differential electrochemical mass spectrometry (DEMS) is extended towards quantitatively identifying kinetics of electrochemical reactions in porous electrodes by dynamic measurements.
A damage characterization framework based on the "pseudo-excitation" (PE) approach has recently been established, aimed at quantitatively identifying damage in beam-, pland-, and shell-like structural components.
The techniques collectively known as proteomics are useful for characterizing the protein phenotype of a particular tissue or cell as well as quantitatively identifying differences in the levels of individual proteins following modulation of a tissue or cell.
spectroscopy as a means of quantitatively identifying end groups and comonomers that are present at the 1 4% level in commercial PET (e.g. diethylene glycol, cyclohexanedimethanol and isophthalic acid) is critically evaluated with reference to the stability of PET and PET end groups in various n.m.r.
For different crack structures, the stress sensitivity coefficient of crack density shows much more wide variation, which indicates that the stress sensitivity coefficient of crack density should be a potential effective attribute for quantitatively identifying and predicting cracks within the underground rocks.
We quantitatively identified 483 C. albicans proteins and 1,253 macrophage proteins.
Quehenberger et al, reported over 500 distinct lipid molecular species quantitatively identified in human plasma.
In this regard, via database search we quantitatively identify 681 peer-reviewed articles.
The quantitatively identified shortage of the previous research topics is crucial for the future development of the field of entrepreneurship.
The five functional groups present in the fuels were qualitatively and quantitatively identified using high resolution 1H Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy.
