To explore these viscosity anomalies, Lu et al. employed a theoretical capture-flow model, in which macromolecules exhibit size-dependent characteristics, i.e., capture capacities and weak interactions with other molecules that they drag along.
Accounts of Hofmann's instructional methods, along with his own theoretical writings, capture a teacher of formidable assets and a singular approach.
Detailed comparisons of the 20x pump performance and unsteady pressure traces show that the theoretical analyses capture the main features of the flow in the pump.
Results demonstrate that the theoretical predictions capture the mass loss profiles of all three systems, and as the crosslinking density of the initial network was decreased the overall time for complete degradation of the gels was also decreased.
In Autonomous Agency, Alfred Mele sketches a contemporary form of compatibilism that shares with the classical compatibilist the strategy of theoretical austerity: Capture free will by adding as little as possible beyond an account of mere agency.
Figure S1 compares the theoretical surface capture of secreted antibody (from single cells) in the configuration developed in this report and the configuration previously published.
On the basis of an average liposomal diameter of 200 nm (dynamic light scattering) and the concentration of lipid used (20 mg/mL), the theoretical percent capture of these molecular umbrella AmB conjugates is ∼17%.
Tentative experiments show that our theoretical approach captures observed experimental trends.
Their results proved that the theoretical model captured the observed non-migrating tides well, indicating that these waves propagate directly upward without significant weakening.
Hence, migration costs are, on the one hand, approximated by the stock of migrants from h living in country d, which, from a theoretical perspective, captures network and potential crowding effects.
Figure 4 shows that the theoretical distribution captures the essential features of the dynamics obtained in numerical simulations (Gillespie).
