... higher plants exposed to polycyclicaromatic hydrocarbons and their N-heterocyclic derivatives Environ Toxicol Chem 2006, 25:3238-3245 Burritt DJ: The polycyclicaromatichydrocarbon phenanthrene ... phenanthrene) and control plants (0 mM phenanthrene) were grown under long days and harvested at 21 d, and at least 20 plants were pooled and stored at -80°C 500 mg tissue was removed from each pool and ... ⎟ ⎝ ⎠ ⎝ ⎠ δc and δp are standard deviations of organ length in control and phenanthrene treatment, respectively; nc and np are numbers of roots or hypocotyls measured in control and phenanthrene...
... (Graphics and 5) These trend curves are drawn based on the optimal best efficiency point estimated by the CFD model and the experimental results Graphic Comparisons between experimental test and simulation: ... analysis of different scenarios and boundary conditions which are difficult to model experimentally These codes allow a better understanding of different hydraulic turbines and flow conditions [10] ... configurations and parameters which can be of difficult experimental implementation [18] Thus, it is important that the mesh is duly conceived and refined in areas of difficult modelling, such...
... kinases JAK1 and tyrosine kinase (TYK2) are activated in response to ligand binding to the receptor, and these kinases phosphorylate signal transducers and activators of transcription STAT1 and STAT2 ... Hansjorg Hauser and Didier ¨ ´ ´ ´ Trono (Ecole polytechnique federale de Lausanne EPFL, Lab of virology and genetics, Switzerland) for 4752 the supplied reagents We thank Sandra Manthey and Maria ... Huh7.5 cells, and therefore appeared to be independent of a major IFNa stimulus The initial concentrations of STAT1, STAT2, JAK1, TYK2 and IRF9 were experimentally determined (Fig S2 and Table S3)...
... path loss exponent n and the distance ratio dM /dW , dM being the distance between the transmitter and the legitimate receiver, and dW is the distance between the transmitter and the eavesdropper: ... WITS scheme, confirming our theoretical assumptions and findings It is also evident, as shown in Table 7, that our theoretical assumptions are also confirmed from these experimental measurements ... ratio before and after user movement: dR = dM /dW dM /dW = dM dW dW = , dM dW dW (3) where dM is the distance between the transmitter and the legitimate receiver after user movement, and dW is the...
... the trunk is flexible and passive, the trunk is flexible and active, and the trunk is active and series-elastic Experimental results indicate that the robot with an active and series-elastic trunk ... verify the hypothesis and simulation results 1.3 Outline The entire research can be divided into four parts: theoretical study, modeling and simulation analysis, robot design, andexperimental verification ... the performance of the designed robot and verify the hypothesis and part of simulation results Experimental results under different conditions are presented and discussed In chapter 6, the whole...
... transitive and intransitive motion and event participants such as agent and undergoer Thus, her research points to a close tie between embodied cognition and language Our understanding of objects and ... and second language learning : theoretical basics andexperimental evidence / Andrea Tyler p cm Includes bibliographical references Second language acquisition–Study and teaching Cognitive grammar ... selected and graded fashion The point is that the researcher and the teacher need to understand the system in order to make informed choices about appropriate experimental materials, sequencing and...
... Sciences, PolycyclicAromatic Hydrocarbons: Evaluation of Sources and Effects (National Academy Press, Washington, DC, 1983) 102 G Grimmer, Ed., Environmental Carcinogens: PolycyclicAromatic Hydrocarbons: ... Occurrence, Biochemistry, Carcinogenicity (CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, 1983) 103 A Bjørseth and T Ramdahl, Eds., Handbook of PolycyclicAromatic Hydrocarbons, Vol 2, Emission Sources and Recent Advances ... between ocean and atmosphere The amount and composition of terpenes and other biogenic hydrocarbons depend on climatic parameters, for example, temperature and solar radiation, and would change...
... "Tbiomed" (our shortened title and URL name) and one in a tabloid newspaper that is there to feed on drama, rumour and innuendo to sell their products rather than on sound factsand rational arguments ... job was to get the journal up and running, and provide the editorial facilities We have the assured services of Dr Agutter and Ms Angela Panther as managing editor and editorial officer, respectively, ... Speculation within limits, theorizing, and philosophizing are part and parcel of biology and medicine, which are in turn part of life Having established certain facts or observations, we can employ...
... of polycyclicaromatic hydrocarbons in sewage sludge from wastewater treatment plants, Journal of Chromatography A 938 (2001) 57-65 S.R Wild, S.P McGrath, K.C Jones, The polynuclear aromatichydrocarbon ... degraded TS and VS removals were 15.4% and 18.2% respectively, in the case of (SL + OW) In the case of (SL +OW + Tween 80), CH4 generated was 351 ml/g VS degraded, TS and VS removal were 13.51% and 18.3% ... Sciences and Technology, Vol 30, No (2014) 36-42 are also persistent and are considered as priority pollutants in the US EPA and EU lists The accumulation of polluted organic compounds and heavy...
... thesis was to design and synthesize soluble and stable NIR dyes In this dissertation, polycyclicaromatic compounds (perylene, porphyrin and BODIPY units) have been utilized and two strategies ... polycyclic aromatics usually exhibit excellent chemical stability and photostability In addition, polycyclic aromatics hold the advantages such as low toxicity and ease of functional and structural ... definitely lower the HOMO-LUMO band gaps of the molecules and lead to bathochromic shift of their absorption and emission bands Another troublesome issue for polycyclic aromatics (in particular, PAH)...
... evaluated and discussed Subsequently, the design and implementation of a high voltage NLHL is illustrated The experimental results are presented and discussed The final chapter concludes this thesis and ... sources for electronic countermeasures and remote sensing, as HPM source for radar applications and battlefield communication disruption, and in directed energy and nonlethal defense systems Compared ... to the Melville line [34] and Johannessen line [35] respectively Belyantsev and his team have studied intensively the RF generation properties of NLCL [36] and [37] and NLIL [38]-[40] A LC ladder...
... such as CO and H2 to form complex hydrocarbons, the chemical mechanism is still under investigation and heavily debated Although the process converts CO and H2 into predominantly alkanes and alkenes, ... types of resilient carbon species, that is, surface carbide and a polyaromatic carbon Their experimental C 1s binding energies of 283.0 and 284.6 eV respectively compares well with DFT-PBE calculated ... Table 3.2 Temperature, entropy and partial pressure contributions to the Gibbs free energy of reaction at 500 K and 20 bar 57 Table 3.3 Temperature and entropy and contributions to the Gibbs...
... J d and M d represent electric and magnetic currents on surface Sd , n is the ˆ unit normal vector of the dielectric object surface Sd , and E inc and H inc are the Sd Sd incident electric and ... antennas and fully integrated CMOS UWB transmitter modules were studied and results (simulation and measurement) are presented The transmitter modules integrated with antennas are very compact and ... computationally efficient and accurate numerical techniques for modeling such circuits and antennas, rigorous and efficient electromagnetic (EM) modeling techniques become more essential and imperative There...
... band of ZZ-1 (6, 0); (c) the top valence band and (d) the bottom conduction band of ZZ-1 (9, 0); (e) the top valence band and (f) the bottom conduction band of ZZ-1 (12, 0) Fig 5.6, Absorption ... AC-1 (5, 5) and (f) AC-2 (5, 5) Fig 5.4, The change of band gap with increase of the diameter Fig 5.5, Electron densities of (a) the top valence band and (b) the bottom conduction band of ZZ-1 ... structural, electronic and optical properties, and to investigate the potential applications of these nanostructures In achieving this overall objective, both theoretical calculation andexperimental study...
... on Surfactant and Doubling Time 154 xvii Chapter Introduction Chapter Introduction 1.1 Research Background Polycyclicaromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are ubiquitous in the environment and have been ... various experimental factors on the partition mainly of polar aromatic hydrocarbons between surfactant-rich phase and aqueous phase, including surfactant concentration, time, acidity, pH and additives, ... of the washing solution, which makes it easy to handle the pollutants (Hinze and Promauro, 1993; Komaromy and von Wandruszka, 1995; Pramauro and Prevot, 1995) The surfactantrich phase, which...
... carried out using experimental data obtained by Chee [28] and Senelwa [29] andtheoreticalmodelling results by Giltrap [7] and Table Comparison of experimental (Jayah et al., 2003) and numerical ... considered (CO, CO2, CH4, H2, and N2) and yexp and ymod represent the experimentalandtheoretical concentrations, respectively It can be observed that for nine tests the average standard deviation is ... see Mott and Spoone [11] and Channiwala and Parikh [12]; 1/5 of supplied oxygen reacts with carbon contained in biomass to produce CO and CO2, see Mott and Spoone [11] and Channiwala and Parikh...
... of polycyclicaromatic hydrocarbons in sewage sludge from wastewater treatment plants, Journal of Chromatography A 938 (2001) 57-65 S.R Wild, S.P McGrath, K.C Jones, The polynuclear aromatichydrocarbon ... Sciences and Technology, Vol 30, No (2014) 36-42 Effect of Surfactant on Degradation of PolycyclicAromatic Hydrocarbons (pahs) in Thermophilic Anaerobic Co-Digestion of Sludge from Kim-Ngưu River and ... of polycyclicaromatic hydrocarbons in sewage sludge from wastewater treatment plants, Journal of Chromatography A 938 (2001) 57-65 S.R Wild, S.P McGrath, K.C Jones, The polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbon...
... top and bottom with single slope solar still He used instantaneous gain and loss efficiencies by experimental data for climate conditions of Muscat, Oman He also compared similar operating and ... angle and productivity of simple solar stills in various seasons for relation between optimum tilt angle and latitude angle and concluded that, cove tilt angle should be larger in winter and smaller ... still Fresh water production rate and water temperature from simulation results compared with actual results And also comparison made with simulation result andexperimental results of water temperature,...