Therefore, the formation of blocky austenite, which usually exists during intercritical annealing of martensitic microstructure, was suppressed, which led to enhancement of retained austenite content and mechanical properties.
The multiple genetic alterations are caused by multiple environmental carcinogenic substances or factors, each of which usually exists only at minute concentrations and does not exert any major impact alone except under particular occupational, iatrogenic, and locally geographic conditions.
Time domain oversampled lapped transforms (TDOLTs) with lattice structure can guarantee linear phase and perfect reconstruction and have the advantage of improving coding efficiency and reducing blocking effects which usually exist in DCT transforms.
It is an effort to develop an Au nanostructure-based electrochemical sensor platform for the sensitive detection of multiple toxic analytes such as hydrazine, sulfite, and nitrite, which usually exist in food products and environment.
The cost of this improvement is an increase in computational complexity of each model, that could be efficiently parallelized in the cloud or by an efficient use of high performance computing (HPC) infrastructures, which usually exist in telecommunication and energy companies.
In the meantime, he suggests finding ways to keep your hands and feet warm, which can make a big overall impact on feeling comfy try fingerless gloves and an extra pair of socks—and even moving around the office to find those pot-of-gold warm pockets of air, which usually exist somewhere.
For example, rapid identification of residual alleles of cancer cells which usually exist in trace amount in circulating DNA [ 27].
These 'alpha bugs', which usually exist at very low levels at gut homeostasis, could contribute substantially to colonic carcinogenesis when overrepresented (Sears and Pardoll, 2011).
STM measurements of the cleaned surface did not show signs of carbon-induced R(15 × 12) islands, which usually exist at low carbon coverages.
Glutathione transferases (GSTs) are a superfamily of proteins found in all cellular organisms, which usually exist as multiple isoforms [ 1, 2].
The core curriculum, which is a standardized medical education guideline presented by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in Japan, shows the basic principles of educational reform [ 10] and promotes the guidelines as an educational form that does not have the borders which usually exist in colleges between culture, basic medicine and clinical medicine [ 11].
