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In preparing the show, Valdez said he tested two types of Latino families with focus groups--recent immigrants struggling to make good versus an assimilated middle-class suburban family.
In this study we tested two types of poly l/dl lactic acid (PLA95/5 and PLA70/30), a biodegradable material permissive for neural cell adhesion and growth, as materials for nerve regeneration.
In their continuing work for reducing the process cost for biosurfactant they tested two types of potato process effluents waste, the high-solids (HS) and low-solids (LS) (Thompson et al. 2000).
In the clinical trials, investigators from the Blood and Marrow Transplant Clinical Trials Network at 27 medical centers tested two types of transplants: those from half-matched, or haploidentical, bone marrow or cord blood, and published their results in the July 14 issue of Blood.
To this end, we have tested two types of kernel functions, namely the projection and canonical kernels [12, 14] given in Equations 3 and 4. Grassmann kernels allow us to embed the manifold in a higher-dimensional RKHS to which many Euclidean algorithms can be generalized.
So Kristina Bram Knudsen, a toxicologist at the National Research Centre for the Working Environment in Copenhagen, and colleagues tested two types of micelles, which were made from different polymers that gave the micelles either a positive or negative surface charge.
She tested five types of functional shoes, leaving her weights at home.
We tested five types of meff based on various fragmentation geometries.
The latest, carried out by scientists at Children's Hospital Boston and Harvard Medical School, tested four types of music players on patients 6 to 60 with active pacemakers or implantable cardioverter defibrillators.
We tested five types of system combinations, as shown in Table 8.
This study tested three types of tests, including unidimensionality, convergence validity, and discriminant validity tests, to assess construct validity.
