The observations support the theory first presented by Andrade et al. (Mater. Sci. Forum 192 194 (1995) 843) that redox reactions of the corrosion product tend to mask the Faraday current of the corrosive reactions of the metal.
Even though the theory presented here, like the traditional one, cannot explain in detail how these phenomena arose and their current form, the theory presented here inherently includes a mechanism that supports their existence and evolution.
Numerical results support the theory and demonstrate that spurious oscillations, present in the unfiltered stresses, are also suppressed.
Numerical simulations that support the theory and demonstrate computationally the power of NSFD schemes are presented.
Numerical results supporting the theory are presented.
In this part, experimental evidence is presented to support the theory.
The geometrical convergence of both the continuous and discrete error estimate for linear elliptic PDEs corresponding to the Schwarz algorithms will be established and the results of some numerical experiments will be presented to support the theory.
The data presented here support the theory that the marine phase limits hybrid production; testing this would involve genetic analysis of returning adults to determine if the proportion of hybrids decreased from that seen among the smolts.
In addition, the results presented in those works support the theory that apocynin must occur in the dimeric form to be active.
Present findings support the theory that microstructural changes in the brain in alcoholics may result in cognitive impairment as previously shown in aging [45] or in patients with mild cognitive impairment [46].
