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Measurements of hydrodynamic size at a constant time point after redispersion can provide information about changes in stability in tandem with pH-dependent electrokinetic mobility measurements [21].

Taken together, these studies suggested that the instrument could be used to screen for compounds that alter the growth and development of synchronized cultures by counting the proportion of animals of a particular size at a constant time point.

Measuring the hydrodynamic size of particle aggregates at constant time points after ultrasonication, we could show that the destabilization depends on the amount of protein used (Fig. 3a) and on the reaction time (Fig. 3b).

The hydrodynamic particle size of the reacted tPA@PAM-SPIONs which was measured at constant time points after sonication (60 s) increases with good correlation to the tPA amount.

MRS was performed using constant time point-resolved spectroscopy (CT-PRESS) (30).

In studies not presenting these, these were estimated using the methods of Parmar, or extracted from magnified Kaplan Meier survival curves: HR and SE were estimated at constant time points; censoring was assumed to be constant and starting from the minimal follow-up period, with censored patients allocated to the appropriate time interval [ 27].

The MODIS and MISR instruments are aboard the Terra satellite platform, whose polar orbit gives full coverage of the globe at regular intervals, starting in March 2000, with retrievals in the eastern United States at a constant daily time point (1030 1045 hours local time).

In this paper we present two classes of scalar multiplication hardware architectures that compute a constant-time variable-base point multiplication over the Galbraith-Lin-Scott (GLS) family of binary elliptic curves.

One Way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) was used to determine the statistical significance of all data obtained and was performed by analyzing variables (B/IN ratios for each region normalized to GAPDH relative ratios) following TCIE, relative to the constant (latent) time point.

From 12 47 months and onwards, the decrease in z-score was constant from time point to time point: 12 47 months vs. 48 71 months (−0.04; p = 0.15); 12 47 months vs. 72+ months (−0.07: p = 0.05); 48 71 months vs. 72+ months (−0.03; p = 0.24); these decreases did not reach clinical significance and they indicate a plateauing of the z-score.

Similarly, if d-Cys is incubated with CBT-OH in the absence of DAO, the bioluminescence stays constant at each time point, confirming a constant concentration of d-Cys in the absence of DAO (Fig. 3a, blue triangles).