Finally, relevant studies by international organisations, especially from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, were systematically examined.
Product samples were collected and their form features were systematically examined.
Effects of fabrication parameters on the morphology and pore structure were systematically examined.
Their catalytic performances for copolymerization of carbon dioxide-epoxides or cyclic anhydride-epoxides were systematically examined.
Properties of these MCP particles including particle composition, size, size distribution, surface charge and morphology were systematically examined.
The influences of the static water height, superficial flue gas velocity and heat load on the heat transfer characteristics were systematically examined.
Effect of catalyst compositions on the yield of light olefins (ethylene and propylene) were systematically examined using central composite design (CCD) coupled with the response surface methodology.
Nitrogen transformations in aquaponics with different edible plant species, i.e., tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) and pak choi (Brassica campestris L. subsp. chinensis) were systematically examined and compared.
The effects of wire diameter and grain size on the melting point of Ni nanowires with and without oxide capping were systematically examined.
The coarsening rate constant, scaled PSD, scaled evolution law and radial distribution function were systematically examined and compared with available theoretical and experimental results.
