To check the light confinement therein, we calculated the Q-factor using the formula Q = λ/∆λ, where λ and ∆λ denote the mode position and the full width at half maximum (FWHM) of the mode, respectively[16], and the results are plotted in Figure 2b.
The numerical code TOUGHREACT ([35] and references therein) was used to simulate reactions occurring during the flow through column experiment.
The first approaches to quantitative SPECT ([21] and references therein, [22]) used systems that, with the exception of the General Electric Infinia Hawkeye, are no longer on the market.
Some related, but considerably different methods (see, for example, [21, 22] and the related references therein) are used for solving product-type equations/systems.
Subsequently, many authors (see, e.g.[15 19] and references therein) have used the hybrid methods to solve fixed point problems and equilibrium problems.
For instance, Kannappan and Zhang [1] (see also the references therein) have used Cauchy's equation to prove (2), when the monomial function (x^{m}) is replaced by a polynomial of degree m.
All reactions (∼7000) and the compounds involved therein were used to create a metabolic 'super network'.
The mouse-adapted influenza strain A/Puerto Rico/8/34 (H1N1; PR8M, [ 18] and references therein) was used for all infection studies.
Allen et al. (2003), White et al. (2013), Froese and Pauly (2013), and references therein were used for identification.
The sequence of co-located BACs and annotated genes therein were used to design primers for further SNP identification and development of CAPS (cleaved amplified polymorphism) markers.
