The flexibility of KwTP distribution to model reliability data is illustrated by varying shapes of the hazard rate function in Fig. 6.
In contrast to ANA detection on HEp-2 cells, polymorphonuclear granulocytes are characterized by varying shapes of the nucleus, which is usually lobed into three segments.
As suggested by varying shapes of the estimated retention probability curves, mechanisms and processes underlying capture – and also fish getting into contact with the gear – are not always the same, leading to differences in traits under selection by different gears.
This study analyzes the spatially varying shape of individual ganoid scales as a structural element in a biological system, the exoskeleton of the armored fish Polypterus senegalus (bichir).
For avoiding similar problems as well as analytical difficulties (e.g., for reducing the uncertainties due to variation in counting geometry, widely varying shape and mass of the sample) we followed the Aspinall protocol [33].
It was found that, under the experimental setup conditions, the inverse heat transfer method leads to accurate predictions of the time-varying shape of the molten salt bank, i.e., accuracy is below 5 mm (domain size: [0 35 mm]).
In the case of SCKs of varying shapes, the inherent carboxylic acid functionality of the hydrophilic poly acrylic acid) shell layer has been utilized via the formation of amide bonds for cross-linking and the attachment of imaging agents, PEGs for circulation enhancement, and targeting components.
Wart, also called verruca, a well-defined growth of varying shape and size on the skin surface, caused by a virus.
The PC aspect of sending non-models of varying shape, size and ethnic backgrounds onto the catwalk was overshadowed by the 'homeless chic' feel of the clothes.
In recent years, various approaches have been made to maximize the yield of nanoparticles of varying shape, size, and stability.
