The formation of isolated nanometer-sized supramolecular structures was established to be important.
The simple and convenient estimation procedure of gust responses of structures was established by Davenport.
The numerical model with nonlinear boundary conditions for the macrocell corrosion of steel reinforcement in concrete structures was established based on the electrochemical principles and the Bulter Volmer equation.
The complex nature of the dispersion of electrical capacitance in PS-based structures was established using the method of impedance spectroscopy.
The presence of a G-protein-interacting conformation in Ops* or Meta II structures was established by cocrystallization experiments with synthetic peptides representing one of the key interaction sites on rhodopsin's cognate heterotrimeric G protein, transducin (Gt).
A five-factor solution was forcibly extracted at follow-up and an analogy between baseline and follow-up structures was established on the basis of composition and loading of items on factors.
