Tip-scan mode HS-AFM combined with optical microscopy allows the full use of the light microscope; not only TIRFM observations but also confocal and super-resolution fluorescence microscopy observations can be performed simultaneously with HS-AFM imaging.
It is concluded that the use of instantaneous nucleation rates is advantageous and therefore it is important to consider a particle coupling that allows for the full use of instantaneous values.
The tournament format drew criticism for not allowing all teams the full use of their NHL players during the entire event.
On the other hand, the main limitation of the current study is that, for the current analysis, we had no access to individual patient-level data, which would have allowed the full investigation of indications of use and switches from biosimilar to biological drugs.
This will help dry out offending odor causes and hopefully allow you full use of the shoes again.
All of the enclosed space is elevated a minimum of 8' off the ground, to accommodate floodwaters from the East River and to allow full use of the warehouse footprint by Brooklyn Bridge Park users.
The product is designed to securely hold the controllers, allowing for full use of all buttons, straps and IR functions.
After it was too late to do anything about it, Amtrak discovered that the cars were four inches too wide to allow full use of the tilting mechanism.
This advocates for dedicated strategies of interference mitigation in FTN systems, as treating it as noise does not allow for a full use of the available knowledge on the self-interference structure.
The DASH study features daily PM2.5 speciation data measured over the five years that allow full use of daily mortality data, as well as the ability to estimate the total effect of a pollutant component over a range of days (the distributed lag) rather than an effect of one day in isolation.
Alternatively, using simple demographic models, likelihood-based approaches allowing a full use of the information contained in the data sets have also been developed to distinguish, among the evolutionary forces shaping differences in allele frequency, those pertaining to population-specific factors (e.g. migration or drift) from those due to locus-specific factors (such as selection).
