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Radioactive excited samples are formed in the result of the processes shown in irradiated samples.
In addition, as samples are formed by two hydrogen absorbing phases (LaNi5 and AB3-type phase), it is important to know the contribution of each phase to the total discharge capacity.
The bootstrap samples are formed by first choosing with replacement from the two replicate 96-wells plates and by then choosing with replacement wells of each type (i.e., media-only, fibroblast, mono-culture, co-culture) from the chosen plates.
The sets of samples are formed to precisely answer the biological questions of interest.
The nine sets of samples are formed by combining arbitrary samples from each environmental condition as representatives.
SEM images presented in Figure 1 show that these two samples are formed by two main features: bagasse fibers and pith residues.
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Homogenized MC-TRC samples were formed (hot stamping) into engineering component without any trace of crack on its surface.
Then, samples were formed in 4 × 4 × 16 cm metal molds by means of the vibration method.
Pyrolytic carbon samples were formed at several locations within a fluidized bed reactor by depositing onto stationary graphite rods, which were suspended parallel to the coater's axis.
The investigated samples were formed by cold pressing at 300 MPa, followed by sintering (950 °C × 3 h) in a hydrogen atmosphere.
The analysis of organic biomarkers in chert samples offers key information about the environmental conditions in which these samples were formed, and this information can be used to track the lithic materials of many archaeological artifacts.
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