Data sheet provided by manufactures and the outdoor measured reference data were respectively utilized to calculate model parameters for comparison.
The best spatial sampling scheme is selected by applying a new method, in which a regular hexagonal gridding pattern and the Thiessen polygon approach are respectively utilized in sub-areas of high and low monitoring priorities.
Single chain properties (characteristic ratio and persistence length) have been calculated for poly l-lactic), poly l-lacticic) and poly lycolic acids (PLLA, PLLA/PDLA and PGA, respectively) utilizing the RIS (rotandonal isomeric state) MetropolyglycolicCacids(RMMC) method.
In this paper, the feasibility of using Antheraea pernyi silk fibroin as tissue engineering tendon scaffold was investigated in vitro and in vivo, respectively, utilizing tenocytes and animal model.
We respectively utilize the denoising capability of Denoising Auto-encoder (DAE) and Sparse Auto-encoder (SAE), design two auto-encoders of better noise immunity: Lossless-constraint Denoising Auto-encoder (LDAE) and Lossless-constraint Denoising Sparse Auto-encoder (LDSAE).
50 wt % of kaolin and 10 wt % of silica gel were, respectively, utilized as the support and binding agent.
Several phosphorus precursors including tris trimethylsilyl phosphine, triarylsilylphosphines, phosphine, P4, and PCl3 have been respectively utilized for the syntheses of InP/ZnS core/shell QDs [31 38].
Like traditional SFR, the total available spectrum is divided into three orthogonal segments with equal size, respectively, utilized by cell-edge users of the three cells.
Each walking experiment contained four sets of PCR reactions that respectively utilized the four SWPOP primer sets, SWPOP1 (I), SWPOP2 (II), SWPOP3 (III) and SWPOP4 (IV), paired with a specific primer set.
The prepared perovskite thin films are incorporated into an inverted structure planar perovskite solar cell, in which PCBM and PEDOT PSS are, respectively, utilized as ETM and HTM, and a single layer of Al serves as the back contact.
