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Challenges in Experimental Methods
2022Experimental studies of amyloids encounter many challenges. There are many methods available for studying proteins, which can be applied to amyloids: from basic staining techniques, allowing visualization of fibers, to complex methods, e.g., AFM-IR used to their detailed biochemical and structural characterization in nanoscale.
Marlena E, Gąsior-Głogowska +2 more
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Experimental methods of contraception
Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1991While most new contraceptives currently in development incorporate existing contraceptive agents into new delivery systems, several types of contraceptives with novel mechanisms of action are making steady progress. The antiprogestin mifepristone (better known as RU 486) is being tested as an ovulation inhibitor, as a once-a-month pill, and as a ...
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Experimental Methods for Linguists
Language and Linguistics Compass, 2013Abstract Linguists are increasingly using experiments to provide insight into linguistic representations and linguistic processing. But linguists are rarely trained to think experimentally, and designing a carefully controlled study is not trivial. This paper provides a practical introduction to experiments.
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Experimental Methods in Economics
1989Historically, the method and subject matter of economics have presupposed that it was a non-experimental (or ‘field observational’) science more like astronomy or meteorology than physics or chemistry. Based on general, introspectively ‘plausible’, assumptions about human preferences, and about the cost and technology based supply response of producers,
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2021
Abstract In this chapter, several of the most important experimental techniques are described. These have been used to probe the most fundamental properties of the superconducting state: the energy gap and the pairing interaction. These methods have played a crucial role in validating the mechanism of superconductivity in conventional ...
Vladimir Z. Kresin +2 more
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Abstract In this chapter, several of the most important experimental techniques are described. These have been used to probe the most fundamental properties of the superconducting state: the energy gap and the pairing interaction. These methods have played a crucial role in validating the mechanism of superconductivity in conventional ...
Vladimir Z. Kresin +2 more
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1991
Abstract This chapter sets out to link the various theoretical methods described in the previous chapters to their application in experimental situations. In the latter case we must learn to cope with the ‘real world’ limitations on the availability and precision of our data.
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Abstract This chapter sets out to link the various theoretical methods described in the previous chapters to their application in experimental situations. In the latter case we must learn to cope with the ‘real world’ limitations on the availability and precision of our data.
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1948
From the preceding chapters it should be clear that the problem is to measure a small change of the magnetic susceptibility in the radio-frequency range, caused by the resonance of the nuclei. The essential part of the apparatus will therefore be a coil, placed in a constant magnetic field H 0 and filled with a material, which contains the nuclei to be
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From the preceding chapters it should be clear that the problem is to measure a small change of the magnetic susceptibility in the radio-frequency range, caused by the resonance of the nuclei. The essential part of the apparatus will therefore be a coil, placed in a constant magnetic field H 0 and filled with a material, which contains the nuclei to be
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