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I V properties in Fig. 1 could be easily understood on the base of microstructure analysis.
In order to investigate the effect of different SS types on agronomic characters and understand the genetic base of SS phenotype in tetraploid wheat, near isogenic lines (NILs), bh-50 with normal spikelets (NS), bh-51 with four-rowed spikelets (FRS), bh-52 with short-ramified spikelets (SRS), and bh-53 with long-ramified spikelets (LRS) in a Triticum durum cv.
The observed changes in microstructure, microchemistry and hardness have been understood based on the phase transitions of the Ni rich alloy during solidification and cooling on the substrate.
All these observations can be understood based on the interplay of the electron doping, change in bandwidth and the anti-site defect concentration.
The seasonal dependence of ESF and plasma bubble occurrence is reasonably well understood based on the alignment of solar terminator with the magnetic meridian and trans-equatorial meridional winds (Abdu et al. [1981]; Maruyama and Matuura [1984]; Tsunoda [1985]), though their day-to-day variability is not yet understood.
Goals are identified and understood based on the presence of these cues rather than the familiarity of the action.
The interaction of "cancer immunity" is being understood based on the exchange of molecular information between these cells.
The superior performance of SVMs when compared to the other classification algorithms can be understood based on the properties of gene expression data.
Specific pathways can be understood based on the model of the whole metabolic network, and strain design strategies can also be used to guide metabolic engineering experiments.
The polycentric urban structure policy of Melbourne and Riyadh need to be better understood based on the specific context of these two cities.
These observations can be understood based on the theoretical model of patient outcome in health-related quality of life which was proposed by Wilson [ 17].
