In testing the array on the cat, the researchers discovered that electrical activity arose in advance of seizures from much smaller areas and in more complicated electrical patterns than they had previously thought.
But when they tested the array and moved it in a southern direction, they detected bursts of radio radiation and realized that they had actually been listening to Jupiter.
We then tested the array by hybridizing DNA from seven N. vitripennis (strain ASymCX) and seven N. giraulti (strain RV2Xu) single whole adult females.
We discuss the process used for array design, and report the results of testing the array against known mixtures of DNA and RNA viruses, as well as a variety of clinical (fecal, sputum, and serum) samples.
Male mice at P60 were introduced to the arena for a 20-min testing period; at the end of the testing period, the array was photographed and the buried marbles were counted.
We report on the design, operating criteria, and the results of measurements performed to test the detector array.
This will include recommendations for government and the education sector on how children can be empowered to test the vast array of information they freely access via a multitude of sources.
The aim of this investigation was to test the IRSC array in the M432 rootstock mapping progeny to determine its utility to genome-wide saturated map construction.
