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Finally, this theoretical probing-sensing scheme enabled the characterization of liquid flow texture accomplished by three-dimensional flow patterns exposing their deviation from ideal plug flow.

Probes were chosen so that the theoretical probe-target melting temperatures fall within the range of 53.5 58°C, and the GC content falls within the range of 37 54.2%, as recommended by Pfunder et al [ 4].

For example, theoretical calculations probing the epoxidation of ethylene by oxaziridine indicate a substantial buildup of radical spin density at the reacting carbon of the olefin and on the nitrogen of the oxaziridine.

The theoretical average probe resolution is 2.2 kb.

To the best of our knowledge, this article is the first report (theoretical or experimental) probing molecular switching on GY and GDY.

A new theoretical electromagnetic MFM probe is introduced here.

In light of this aspect, we develop a theoretical model to probe the effects of composition-gradient on the stress evolution in layered electrodes.

Despite differences in style and interpretation, at a more theoretical level, cultural probes have a number of common features [ 10, 11].

Annotation for version 1 of the array was conducted by comparing the results from the initial in vitro biological experiment with the CSH theoretical predictions of probes on the H&M array.

Our results indicate, as were expected, that forward-scattering can lead to deviations between experiments and theoretical predictions, especially when probing relatively large particles.

Overall, these results demonstrate that a large-scale data mining approach can inform the evolution of theoretical cognitive models by probing the range of behavioral manipulations across experimental tasks.