To a lesser extent, analytical parameters such as desorption flow, CIS initial temperature and CIS splitless time may also affect the retention and recovery rate of a compound [36].
Where imprecisely known small samples require dilution to provide a sample of sufficient volume for the analytical measurement, the extent to which metabolites are diluted (the sample-specific 'dilution factor') is either not known or inaccurately determined.
We used an extensive database (Scannell et al. 1995) of anatomical tracing experiments to assess, employing a variety of analytical approaches, the extent to which different anatomical variables associated with cortical organization can account for the local and global inter-areal connectivity of the cat cerebral cortex.
Young artists and intellectuals in Paris at that time overwhelmingly favored Picasso's analytical rigor, to the extent of attacking Matisse in print and snubbing him in public.
An analytical equation for the extent of springback is proposed and coincides well with simulation results.
We obtain analytical estimates for the extent of heterogeneity and quantify the effects of system parameters on this tumor trait.
We perform exact computer simulations of the emergence of diverse tumor cell clones over time, and derive analytical estimates for the extent of heterogeneity within a population of cancer cells.
To the extent that analytical and experimental factors do vary among the samples, these factors should be explicitly included in the model used to develop the classifier.
To some extent, the analytical variability observed in our study is attributable to the heterogeneous nature of residential dust and the resultant heterogeneous distribution of chemicals in residential-dust samples.
The research uses a thoroughly-investigated helicopter accident as a case study, to determine the extent to which analytical and visualisation tools can be used to assess maintenance organisational issues which contributed to the accident.
Journal of Hydrology, 519: 1974–1984)., in this paper we attempt to understand that to what extent the obtained analytical solutions are valid for the multi-dimensional concentration distribution, which is vital for the key conclusion of the so-called slow-decaying transient effect.
