results our data showed that the eae induction in group one was significantly more successful than group two (with the mean score > 3). conclusions although the eae is still a scientific method to induce ms in rodents, it requires more attention to environmental factors that might influence the result. the mechanisms of these factors are unknown, but it seems that the role of housing environmen...

Experiments were made to determine the effects of sediment size, sediment concentration, and flow velocity on the depositional style of sand-sized particles in a highvelocity surgd. A dimdnsional analysis of the experimental system was performed in an effort to relate the experimental results to deposits from turbidity currents and overwash surges. A large part of each deposit was a result of d...

The authors report in this article an evaluation of the Rasayana effect of makradhwaja through biochemical parameters like - S.G.O.T., S.G.P.T and Blood urea along with E.C.G.

PURPOSE To study the flow of blood in aneurysms. METHODS A canine model was used to study the hemodynamics of lateral, bifurcation, and terminal aneurysms with angiography and color Doppler techniques. FINDINGS Flow within experimental aneurysms, although not laminar, is seldom if ever turbulent, but rather is highly predictable, varying primarily according to the relationship of the aneury...

Clustering plays a vital role in machine based learning algorithms and in the present study, it is found that, the competitive learning algorithm that is very efficient for a number of non-linear real-time problems, offers efficient solution for clustering. This paper presents a comparative account of self-organizing models and proposes a hybrid self-organizing model for cluster analysis. The p...

NOWADAYS cancer research has many ramifications. These may be summarized as clinical and radiological, pathological, statistical, biochemical, and experimental. This short paper is concerned only with the more important aspects of the experimental study of the disease. The essential nature of cancer is so obscure that it is not possible to estimate the several parts which intrinsic and extrinsi...