When a wire was inserted into the sample, for increasing local heat transfer, burning rates were found to be faster.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Temperature time profiles for the A2 sample, for increasing sample mass of powder prepared in the same batch; the included table shows the corresponding variation of the ar-Ba0.5Sr0.5CO3, δ-Ba0.5Sr0.5CO3, and Co° wt.
Samples corresponded to those compared using microarrays plus some extra samples included for increasing the number of biological replications per tissue.
The abundance of sulfur and pyrrhotite is evident in the samples grown for increasing times, and is likely due to electrochemical/chemical oxidation of iron sulfides during film growth.
Future studies should include larger sample size for increasing the representativeness of the findings.
For this purpose we sampled networks for increasing number of nodes and performed the effect propagation from Section 2.1 for different numbers of input stimuli.
A simulation study is used to compare the rejection rates of the Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney (WMW) test and the two-sample t-test for increasing sample size.
Measurements were performed on fully hydrated samples as well as on samples air-dehydrated for increasing time intervals.
Our results demonstrate that more aggressive milling methods, such as the use of multiple beams and higher acceleration voltages elevate reflectance values, and that this effect is most pronounced in immature samples and diminishes for samples of increasing original maturity.
When samples are ranked for increasing values of b1(Ca2+), or alternatively by discharge values, the statistical investigation of chemical changes reveals interesting features of the analyzed compositions.
