The characteristic features are also verified by the current distribution at the inner metallic surfaces of the structure.
Our results also indicate that the widely used efflux pump substrate PAβN is not an inhibitor of the efflux pump as previously suggested by others [26], and that the initial evidence provided in support of this contention [32] has now been verified by the current study.
As verified by the current study, co-expression of TGF-β and PTHrP can be associated with breast cancer progression, recurrence and poor postoperative survival outcomes.
The Space Charge Sign Inversion (SCSI) in the TD generated devices has been verified by the Transient Current Technique (TCT).
This can be verified by analyzing the current maxima at the initial stage of the electrodeposition curve in Figure 2b where two different nucleation modes are presented along with experimental data in a normalized form [31].
Moreover, the applicability and efficiency of the proposed numerical model for steel reinforcement corrosion were verified by comparing with current empirical prediction models as well as available experimental data of both artificially accelerated and natural exposure corrosion tests.
This is verified by the conduction currents at various temperatures.
Finally, the circuit models are verified by comparing the simulation currents with experimental currents.
Moreover, the PFN enhanced electron injection and extraction, which can be verified by drastically increased diffusion current J d (from 8 × 10−10 to 1 × 10−9 mA cm−2).
This can only be directly verified by repeated testing using current assays, but transient infections lead to a large number of 'false-positive' results, especially in younger women.
The accuracy of this analysis may be verified by a look at a current television hit show — Dick Clark's "American Bandstand," in which young Mr. Clark, a former disc jockey, presides over the revels of a roomful of teenagers, who rock 'n' roll to songs like "Skinny Minnie" ("She ain't skinny, she's tall, that's all").
