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With this approach, phosphorylation at a proximal residue can dramatically increase the affinity of Sox for Mg2+, resulting in fluorescence increase, a method applicable for substrates for all kinases.

A horizontal approach is considered the best route for such test development and consists of the development of a test method applicable for different products used in a certain scenario (across the fields of different Technical Committees).

Based on the unique mechanical characteristics of the pinned ABRBs, a design method applicable for the pinned ABRB with a flat core is put forward, considering the external restraining stiffness reduction coefficient and the additional local influence of contact force when the core deforms in a multi-wave form.

It is a new method applicable for time-frequency analysis of nonstationary and nonlinear time series.

Our group has developed and validated an SPE method applicable for major volatile and non-volatile CPs and β-carotene.

In this paper, we introduce a novel pretreatment method applicable for two-dimensional fluorescence landscapes, where instead of inserting only missing values a mixture of zeros and missing values are inserted close to and outside the Rayleigh scatter lines.

These findings demonstrate the utility of Biofilter as a biology-driven method, applicable for any genome-wide association study dataset.

We developed a microarray-based method applicable for discovery of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in P. aeruginosa as an easy and economical alternative to whole genome sequencing.

Here we describe a novel affinity chromatography method applicable for the purification of proteins that contain PDZ domain-binding ligands, either naturally or introduced by genetic engineering.

An extensive parametric study using finite element method, a simple empirical design method applicable for perforated sections with web openings of various shapes and sizes is developed.

IR is now a fast and convenient spectroscopic method applicable for the analysis of solid wood samples requiring a minimum of sample preparation.