Relating Freeze-induced Electrolyte Leakage Measurements to Lethal Temperature in Red Raspberry

Seedling emergence response to temperature in safflower: measurements and modeling

Quantitative information about the response of seedling emergence totemperature for safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) is rare. The main objective ofthe present study was to develop a model for predicting days to emergence forsafflower as influenced by the temperature. In this regard, a field experiment with arange of sowing dates and four safflower cultivars were conducted to describe theresp...

Freeze Tolerance and Low Temperature-induced Genes in Bermudagrass Plants

RELATING PROCESS MEASUREMENTS To CUSTOMER DISSATISFIERS

Through the work of W. Edwards Deming, manufacturers have seen the benefits of improved quality and variation reduction on customer satisfaction. These manufacturers have sought to eliminate variation, expecting that all variation reduction would affect customer satisfaction similarly. Yet, there appears to be little understanding about how specific process variation leads to customer complaint...

Relating single-molecule measurements to thermodynamics.

Measurements made on large ensembles of molecules are routinely interpreted using thermodynamics, but the normal rules of thermodynamics may not apply to measurements made on single molecules. Using a polymer stretching experiment as an example, it is shown that in the limit of a single, short molecule the outcome of experimental measurements may depend on which variables are held fixed and whi...

Unnecessary urinary electrolyte measurements.

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