“…Under these conditions, it was possible to determine the effective 1 3 anisotropy at sample level, = z ∕ x , which resulted to be ( ≥ 18) [7]. Afterwards, by using an effective medium approximation model applied to electric transport measurements of the polycrystals [7,8], the effective anisotropy of the grains [7], t = c ∕ ab , their orientation probability, xa , the weak links resistivity, wl , and the slope of the temperature dependence of the grains' resistivity, A ab = ab ∕ T were determined. Here, c , ab and T are the out-of-plane resistivity, the in-plane resistivity and the temperature of the samples, respectively [7].…”