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Comparison of HIV Model with and without Time Delay
(2010)Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is the reduction of the human immune system. AIDS is caused by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). No medicine has been found for this desease until recently. An AIDS therapy is ... -
Comparison of HIV Model with and without Time Delay
(2010)Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is the reduction of the human immune system. AIDS is caused by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). No medicine has been found for this desease until recently. An AIDS therapy is ... -
Comparison of hybrid and purebred in vitro-derived cattle embryos during in vitro culture
(2003)Frozen-thawed spermatozoa collected from a beef bull (Japanese Black) were used for in vitro fertilization (IVF) of matured oocytes obtained from dairy (Holstein) and beef (Japanese Black) females. Embryos were examined ... -
Comparison of Immobilized Papain Enzyme Performances with Various Matrices: A Meta-Analysis
(2021-10)In previous research, papain enzyme was immobilized using various matrices. However, quantitative conclusion about performances of immobilized papain affected by difference of matrices used had not been studied yet. In ... -
Comparison of Indirect and Direct Determination of Microbial Growth in The Rumen Simulation Technique (RUSITEC)
(2009)A study to compare the indirect and direct measurements of microbial protein synthesis in Rusitec using stable isotope nitrogen (15N-urea with 95% enrichment) as a tracer have been conducted. Six types of ration containing ... -
Comparison of Indirect and Direct Determination of Microbial Growth in The Rumen Simulation Technique (RUSITEC)
(2009)A study to compare the indirect and direct measurements of microbial protein synthesis in Rusitec using stable isotope nitrogen (''N-urea with 95% enrichment) as a tracer have been conducted. Six types of ration containing ... -
Comparison of Mycotoxin Binders in The Aflatoxin B1-Contaminated Broiler Diets
(2012-07-06)Mycotoxin contaminations in poultry feed have been the second major stumbling block in feed industry after increasing price of conventional feedstuff. Among over 300 mycotoxins identified, aflatoxins B1 have been ... -
Comparison of Neural Networks Based Direct Inverse Control Systems for a Double Propeller Boat Model
(2016-12)This paper presents the thorough evaluation and analysis on the direct inverse neural networks based controller systems for a double-propeller boat model. Two direct inverse controller systems that were designed with ... -
Comparison of People’s Economics News the Kompas and the Jurnal Bogor Daily in Agricultural and Non Agricultural Sector
(2010)Daily news is one of mass communication media in printed matter. Information in this media performed as rubrics. One of the rubrics is information about people’s economics. Among the rubrics, there is information on people’s ... -
Comparison of Ploidy Level Screening Methods in Regenerants Derived from Anther Culture of Anthurium
(2009)Anther culture was successfully developed in anthurium. The anther culture resulted in morphology and growth response variation of regenerants. Different morphological variations indicated different ploidy level. Screening ... -
Comparison of Power Influence Factors Shaping Loyalty Indonesian Domestic Airlines
(2015)Passenger perception of the quality of airline service LFA lower than the FSA for airline passengers pay the ticket realized with relatively cheaper rates. This study airned to analyze the differences in causality between ... -
Comparison of Sampling Techniques to Estimate Election Results (Case Study of Jembrana District Election, 2010)
(2011)The first local election held in Kutai Kartanegara on June 1, 2005. Among many quick count conducted, there are some different winner estimation with the results of Election Comission, especially in local elections where ... -
Comparison Of Sensitivity Analysis On Linear Optimization Using Optimal Partition And Optimal Basis (In The Simplex Method) At Some Cases
(2014)Sensitivity analysis describe the effects of coefficient changes of a linear optimization problem to the optimal solution. Usually we use the optimal basis approach as in the simplex method. This paper discussed the ... -
A Comparison of Serological and Bacteriological Methods for Detection of Serological and Bacteriological Methods for detection of Mycloplasma gallisepticum in Experimentally-Infected Chickens
(2010)An indirect enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) was developed to detect antibodies to . Three antigens were used in this experiment. Antigen 1 was prepared from whole cell of , antigen 2 was a sodium dodecyl ... -
Comparison Of SimulationExtrapolation, Regression Calibration And Instrumental Variable In Reducing The Bias Due To Measurement Error
(2003)The inability to accurately measure important variables complicates the statistical analysis of data when the purpose of inference is for the model defined in terms of the unobserved variables. In such situation, fitting ... -
Comparison of Standard Operating Procedure DOC Biodegradation Materials Die-Away with Closed Bottle Methods
(2010)Tests for biodegradation of chemicals by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) are divided into two types, which are ready and inherent biodegradations. Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) die-away ... -
Comparison of statistical models for determination of rice field phosphorus critical level
(2013)The method used in the determination of rice field phosphorus nutrient availability classes is a graphical method of Cate and Nelson (1965) and a modified analysis of variance model (Nelson and Anderson, 1977). On the other ... -
Comparison of Suture Patterns for Skin Closure in Feline Ovariohysterectomy
(2022)Ovariohysterectomy is routine surgery in small animal practice and wound dehiscence is the most common postoperative complications in this surgery. The objective of this study was to compare the suture pattern for skin ... -
Comparison of the Biological H2S Removal Characteristics among Four Inorganic Packing Materials
(2001)The applications of biological deodorizing methods have been increasing (1-4) because of their cost effectiveness and simple maintenance (2, S) compared to chemical and physical methods. Biological deodorizations are divided ...
