The experimental data have been analyzed with a view to characterizing the strange attractor in terms of invariant measures such as the correlation, embedding, Lyapunov dimensions and entropy.
In the present article, we describe in some detail a model designed to analyse such cells with a view to characterizing the nature and quality of the synchrony in a quantitative manner; it can also serve to evaluate the methodology itself, its potential and its limitations.
We therefore examined the seven closest relatives of BceB, which formed a well defined branch in the MSD tree (i.e. proteins from B. subtilis, B. licheniformis, B. amyloliquefaciens, B. halodurans, B. pumilus, G. kaustophilus, B. clausii and O. iheyensis, Figure 2) with a view to characterizing their large extra-cytoplasmic loops.
This research has, for the first time, provided detailed insights into glucose metabolism in defined environments in vivo and in vitro by GCs from women with PCOS with a view to characterizing the exact metabolic lesion in these cells.
We recorded and labeled individual thalamic neurons located in BZ and CZ, parcellated on the basis of complementary GAD67 and VGluT2 immunoreactivities, with a view to characterizing the similarities and differences in their spontaneous activities.
Our objective was to document the extent of disparity in reproductive healthcare utilization among the urban poor and to identify the socio-demographic determinants of underutilization with a view to characterizing this vulnerable subpopulation.
Still in the field of contour-based segmentation methods, Aghajan et al. [16, 17] first proposed to transfer array processing methods to the field of image processing with a view to characterize straight lines.
We documented the extent of reproductive healthcare utilization and explored associations between socio- demographic characteristics and non-utilization of services with a view to characterize the most vulnerable subpopulation within a settlement.
We investigated a range of microbiological community assays performed on scrapes of biofilms formed on artificial diffusing substrates deployed in 8 streams in eastern Scotland, with a view to using them to characterize ecological response to stream water quality.
The results of seismic chimney analyses could also be used to refine 2D or 3D basin models for hydrocarbon exploration with a view to thoroughly understand and characterize the available petroleum system, and prioritize exploration plays (Connolly et al. 2013).
A repetitive sequence from the genome of R. solani was cloned and characterized with a view to develop a DNA probe and a PCR diagnostic assay for detection of the fungus.
