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The aim of this paper is two-fold: to define an experimental procedure and to develop a numerical technique enabling the identification of an a priori chosen model.

THz time domain spectroscopy is a powerful technique enabling the investigation of different materials in the far-infrared frequency range.

Electrospray ionization (ESI) is a soft ionization technique enabling the mass spectrometric analysis of polar and thermally labile compounds [ 1, 2].

After a decline in the application of slices in favor of the use of isolated hepatocytes, the development of the Krumdieck slicer in the 1980s led to a "comeback" of the technique enabling the production of reproducible and viable slices (Krumdieck et al. 1980).

Results: Here we present ONCOCNV, a method that includes a multifactor normalization and annotation technique enabling the detection of large copy number changes from amplicon sequencing data.

Synthesis of graphene by an inexpensive and simple technique, enabling the production thereof up to meter scale, is one of the most important breakthroughs towards the graphene industrial revolution [6, 7].

Fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy (FLIM), when performed with nonlinear excitation, is an additional noninvasive microscopy technique enabling the identification of endogenous fluorescence species and their surrounding medium by measuring the decay rate of fluorescence emission [ 39, 40].

The mobilization of resources and the choice of a production technique enable the effective implementation of an ASE system whose functioning produces particular results.

Measurement of LIF secretion in uterine flushing samples as a noninvasive technique enables the determination that low LIF concentration in such fluid during late luteal phase could be predictive of implantation failure [ 19].

Enhancement of the analytical signal through DNAzyme action and use of a colorimetric detection technique enables the determination of analytes in the submicromolar concentration range.

Such a technique enabled one to assess the evolutions of log ([M]0/[M]) and VBC conversion vs. time that were shown to be linear.