The balance between self-excitation and de-excitation within the assembly ascertains its stability and determines its reactivity to the extraneous input.
The ascertained micropore heterogeneity within the BC domains is supposedly caused by the varying size of aromatic clusters that approach each other at a varying distance.
No inscriptions have been found within the pyramid to ascertain the identity of its owner, but its architectural similarity with the second pyramid of Amenemhat III at Hawara led egyptologists to date the pyramid to the late 12th or early 13th Dynasty.
SNPs within the regions were ascertained via dbSNP, the 1000 Genomes project (February 2010 release), and autoimmune disease resequencing projects.
Also, a household survey was implemented within the community to ascertain residents' knowledge about CHCs (Table 2).
As the complete population of births over a one-year period within the hospital was ascertained, we could directly estimate the risk of stillbirth and ENNM for each covariate.
Therefore mothers selected for this study were categorised within the 'deprived' category ascertained by the Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation (WIMD) [ 26], which includes deprivation based on: Income, housing, employment, access to services, education, health, community safety and physical environment.
These two researchers then compared and discussed the coding and resultant themes, moving back and forth within the data to ascertain that themes captured the meaning of the coded data, and revising where necessary the fit of the coded data into each theme.
Developing family-specific tests requires the investigation of candidate markers, most often short tandem repeats (STRs), within the family, to ascertain which markers are informative (ideally with different numbers of repeats for each of the four parental chromosomes), followed by optimization in single cells.
In the present study, a within-group analysis ascertained that TM appeared to be both statistically and clinically effective in symptomatic treatment of OA of the knee.
