A >96% radiometal incorporation was typically shown by HPLC analysis on an RP column; a representative radiochromatogram of 111In]AT2S quality control is shown in Figure 2. Figure 2 HPLC analysis of [ 111 In]AT2S.
All these logics turn out decidable (i.e. have decidable sets of validities) which is typically shown by proving the finite model property, meaning that every satisfiable formula is satisfiable in a finite model; in most cases, with respect to non-standard finite models.
This is typically shown by the expression of GaSus3 and GaSus5.
In this study, the suppression of the absorbance of ABTS+ in a concentration-dependent manner is typically shown by all the extracts.
The existence of an equilibrium with individually rational payoffs (π I, π II ) in the IPD is typically shown by applying trigger strategies – any deviation from the equilibrium path is punished with relentless defection (as for example in Friedman, 1971).
Although there is no substantial evidence to support this, in the author's experience, 'failed' interventions subsequently referred to a specialist unit are typically shown to have inadequate 'coverage' by coils (Fig. 9), and other experienced operators have adopted a similar strategy [ 24].
The lack of unanimous agreement is typically shown in the 2 recent meta-analysis by Rizos et al. and Delgado-Lista et al., reviewing n-3 PUFAs effect on CVD including many of the same studies, but coming to opposite conclusions [ 23, 24].
Meanwhile, simultaneous associations of bacteria in distinct phyla with a single protist cell are common in termite guts, as typically shown by Bacteroidales and spirochete ectosymbionts on the same cells of diverse protist species [ 38, 41, 42] and by other examples [ 45, 57].
Further, given the standards fans use to show that their favorites are superior, we can typically show by those same standards that works of high art are overall superior to works of popular art.
The working ranges of turbo compressors are typically described by characteristic diagrams, as shown for example in Fig. 1, where the admissible operating range is depicted in green.
