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Online since: July 2012
Authors: Heather B. Coan, Thaleia Teli, Christoper Booth, Mark O. Lively, Mark Van Dyke
Data were analyzed for quality control.
STEM analysis data are presented in Supplement 1.
Summaries of Affymetrix GeneChip probe level data.
Java Treeview-extensible visualization of microarray data.
Clustering short time series gene expression data.
STEM analysis data are presented in Supplement 1.
Summaries of Affymetrix GeneChip probe level data.
Java Treeview-extensible visualization of microarray data.
Clustering short time series gene expression data.
Online since: June 2010
Authors: Marianna Foldvari
The establishment of 'pharmaceutical grade' CNTs may require detailed and
defined structural information; determination of the presence and type of defects; data on electronic
properties, concentration, dispersion state; identification of the type of impurities or contaminating
materials present; level of required purity and limits for impurities.
Analysis of available data can be used to determine which properties of CNTs are particularly important to control in order to achieve both safety and efficacy, to what degree can general requirements be imposed and which will be specific properties that will need to be evaluated case-by-case. 3.1.
Their analysis indicated discrepancies in nanotube dimensions and purity compared with data provided by the companies that synthesized them.
The importance of the availability of detailed and accurate information on the CNT raw materials is key to understanding the toxic effects of nanotubes and is strongly recognized in the field as data essential for their characterization and development as nano-excipients. [25-27]. 3.3.
The use of one ε value for different CNTs in different solvents without a specific calibration curve, or using calibration curves prepared from same CNT dispersion for which concentration is to be determined, introduces unreliable data, and creates confusion in interpretation of different data sets.
Analysis of available data can be used to determine which properties of CNTs are particularly important to control in order to achieve both safety and efficacy, to what degree can general requirements be imposed and which will be specific properties that will need to be evaluated case-by-case. 3.1.
Their analysis indicated discrepancies in nanotube dimensions and purity compared with data provided by the companies that synthesized them.
The importance of the availability of detailed and accurate information on the CNT raw materials is key to understanding the toxic effects of nanotubes and is strongly recognized in the field as data essential for their characterization and development as nano-excipients. [25-27]. 3.3.
The use of one ε value for different CNTs in different solvents without a specific calibration curve, or using calibration curves prepared from same CNT dispersion for which concentration is to be determined, introduces unreliable data, and creates confusion in interpretation of different data sets.
Online since: September 2008
Authors: Martin Müller
Fig. 3: Typical two-dimensional cellulose diffraction pattern (raw data without background
subtraction) of a 200 µm-thick tangential section of pine wood, measured with a 250 µm × 250 µm
X-ray beam in 3 s.
A quantitative analysis of wood diffraction diagrams will always start with data reduction in order to yield either radial or azimuthal intensity distributions.
The two-dimensional detector data (a) are the same as in Fig. 3.
There is also some remaining uncertainty about possible artefacts from the sample preparation, and the low total flux (about 6⋅108 photons/s) of the set-up required long data acquisition times (300 s).
All experiments at synchrotron radiation sources presented here and the subsequent data analysis were carried out in collaborations with other scientists (and would not have been possible otherwise!).
A quantitative analysis of wood diffraction diagrams will always start with data reduction in order to yield either radial or azimuthal intensity distributions.
The two-dimensional detector data (a) are the same as in Fig. 3.
There is also some remaining uncertainty about possible artefacts from the sample preparation, and the low total flux (about 6⋅108 photons/s) of the set-up required long data acquisition times (300 s).
All experiments at synchrotron radiation sources presented here and the subsequent data analysis were carried out in collaborations with other scientists (and would not have been possible otherwise!).
Online since: January 2026
Authors: Bouchra Benhniya, Fatima Lakhdar, Noreddine Rezzoum, Hakima Zidane, Samira Etahiri
Existing data are mostly derived from scattered bibliographic sources, and no comprehensive, updated checklist has been established especially for the Doukkala coastline.
Statistical Analysis of the Data A range of statistical techniques were used to analyse the collected data and investigate the relationships between physicochemical parameters and macroalgal diversity.
This reduction during warmer months is typical, as oxygen solubility decreases with rising temperature.
These data show variations in the coverage index both within individual sites and between different sites.
Seasonal data on macroalgae collected from the four study sites were subjected to a correspondence analysis (CFA).
Statistical Analysis of the Data A range of statistical techniques were used to analyse the collected data and investigate the relationships between physicochemical parameters and macroalgal diversity.
This reduction during warmer months is typical, as oxygen solubility decreases with rising temperature.
These data show variations in the coverage index both within individual sites and between different sites.
Seasonal data on macroalgae collected from the four study sites were subjected to a correspondence analysis (CFA).
Online since: August 2019
Authors: Mohamed Samuel Moriah Conté, Abdellah Boushaba, Ali Moukadiri
This paper presents the stratigraphic, mineralogical, petrological, geochemical and metallogenic data of the different rock formations sampled during our field surveys throughout the Nimba region.
These data have been processed in different laboratories.
Therefore, the Ce anomaly in seawater and sediments can be used to explain oxidation-reduction conditions [36] (Fig. 52).
Design of a mini-probe, age data for samples from the Central Alps, and comparison to U–Pb (TIMS) data, Chemical Geology, Vol. 191, issues 1-3, 2002, pp. 225-241
Beukes, Fe, C, and O isotope compositions of banded iron formation carbonates demonstrate a major role for dissimilatory iron reduction in ~2.5 Ga marine environments, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v. 294, 2010, pp. 8–18
These data have been processed in different laboratories.
Therefore, the Ce anomaly in seawater and sediments can be used to explain oxidation-reduction conditions [36] (Fig. 52).
Design of a mini-probe, age data for samples from the Central Alps, and comparison to U–Pb (TIMS) data, Chemical Geology, Vol. 191, issues 1-3, 2002, pp. 225-241
Beukes, Fe, C, and O isotope compositions of banded iron formation carbonates demonstrate a major role for dissimilatory iron reduction in ~2.5 Ga marine environments, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v. 294, 2010, pp. 8–18
Online since: October 2015
Authors: Olanrewaju Abdul Lateef, Seong Yeow Tan, Lim Tat Lee
Primary data is collected through survey questionnaires.
Data obtained was analysed through descriptive statistics.
Outline of research design Primary data is collected based on convenience sampling.
We use sustainability as a way of marketing to clients Scale Very important important Slightly important Less important Least important Frequency 6 9 8 1 3 Percentage 22.2 33.3 29.6 3.7 11.1 From the data presented above, maintenance organisations have some difficulty with what sustainable building means in practice.
Data obtained was analysed through descriptive statistics.
Outline of research design Primary data is collected based on convenience sampling.
We use sustainability as a way of marketing to clients Scale Very important important Slightly important Less important Least important Frequency 6 9 8 1 3 Percentage 22.2 33.3 29.6 3.7 11.1 From the data presented above, maintenance organisations have some difficulty with what sustainable building means in practice.
Online since: February 2003
Authors: V.A. Khonik
These
regularities can be illustrated by the data shown in Fig. 10 for a Co-based metallic glass.
Figure 12 shows isothermal bending stress relaxation data for a Fe-based metallic glass.
Data taken from Ref
Meanwhile, a number of experimental data indicate that it is just the case.
An increase of testing temperature results in a decrease of the iσ -level, as exemplified by Fig. 19 data.
Figure 12 shows isothermal bending stress relaxation data for a Fe-based metallic glass.
Data taken from Ref
Meanwhile, a number of experimental data indicate that it is just the case.
An increase of testing temperature results in a decrease of the iσ -level, as exemplified by Fig. 19 data.
Online since: April 2018
Authors: Ponnusamy Senthil Kumar, Elumalai Gunasundari
These nanocomposites have a huge reduction gas and solvent uptake and liquid permeability.
Conventional polymer composites frequently have a noticeable reduction in optical clarity; but, nanoparticles produce slight scattering in the optical spectrum and very small UV scattering.
The industry was generallyconcerned over the following characteristics: weight reduction, improved performance, aesthetics and recyclability.
Zheng, Introduction to polymer matrix composites, polymer matrix composites and technology, 1-25. https://www.elsevier.com/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/87176/Polymer-Matrix-Composites-and-Technology_Intro_Excerpt.pdf [33] L.M.
Conventional polymer composites frequently have a noticeable reduction in optical clarity; but, nanoparticles produce slight scattering in the optical spectrum and very small UV scattering.
The industry was generallyconcerned over the following characteristics: weight reduction, improved performance, aesthetics and recyclability.
Zheng, Introduction to polymer matrix composites, polymer matrix composites and technology, 1-25. https://www.elsevier.com/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/87176/Polymer-Matrix-Composites-and-Technology_Intro_Excerpt.pdf [33] L.M.
Online since: January 2022
Authors: Elyor Berdimurodov, Abduvali Kholikov, Khamdam Akbarov, Lei Guo, Savaş Kaya, Dakeshwar Kumar Verma, Mohamed Rbaa, Omar Dagdag
The resulted data are given in Table 3.
The obtained data are shown in Table 3 [26].
The obtained data are given in Table 4.
The found data are given in Table 3.
The resulted data are shown in Table 7.
The obtained data are shown in Table 3 [26].
The obtained data are given in Table 4.
The found data are given in Table 3.
The resulted data are shown in Table 7.
Online since: April 2025
Authors: Abel Olajide Olorunnisola, Ayodunmomi Esther Olowofoyeku, Ademola Kabiru Aremu, Ayobamiji Emmanuel Olowofoyeku, Jesus Roberto Villegas Mendez, Daniel Gbenga Adekanmi
Dunnett's test revealed significant differences in hardness for all treatments, while the low residual variance (P = 0.8469) indicates minimal error in the data.
Shore hardness measurements indicated a reduction from 83.20 to 60.70, while solvent absorption tests demonstrated a trade-off between mechanical properties and absorption capacity, with vegetable oil exhibiting the highest absorption (33.10%).
Shore hardness measurements indicated a reduction from 83.20 to 60.70, while solvent absorption tests demonstrated a trade-off between mechanical properties and absorption capacity, with vegetable oil exhibiting the highest absorption (33.10%).