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Reviewer 3: "In this manuscript titled 'Quantitative Isoform-Profiling of Highly Diversified Recognition Molecules', Schreiner and colleagues report a mass spectroscopy based method that permits quantitative measurement of different splice variants and isoforms of the highly diverse neurexin cell adhesion protein family.

In this study, we developed an unbiased high-throughput sequencing-based method that permits concurrent analysis of the effect of every non-essential Escherichia coli gene on membrane protein expression.

SPSA AD-PI is a modification of the gradient based path search optimization method that permits to reduce the computational effort in regard to the usual gradient-based methods, which is a basic issue to deal with a simultaneous estimation of demand for real applications.

We develop a numerical algorithm based on Isogeometric Analysis, a generalization of the finite element method that permits the use of globally-smooth basis functions, leading to a simple and efficient discretization of higher-order spatial operators in variational form.

We present a straight-forward method that permits to exclude major monetary effects of an information system based on continuous analysis of cost and reimbursement data over several years before and after system introduction.

This information is normally approximated when drawing evolutionary trees, however split decomposition is a non-approximation method that permits the building of trees with support indicated for relationships based on all patterns in the data.

To describe a method that permits optical coherence tomography scanning to be performed under general anesthesia.

We present next the details of a method that permits this type of spatial analysis, in a scalable manner.

In conclusion, CEH EUS is a promising method that permits a better differentiation of focal pancreatic masses.

We have previously reported a method that permits the extraction of high quality RNA from immunolabeled, microdissected cells [ 8].

Raman spectroscopy, in contrast, holds the potential to provide a simple and rapid method that permits assessment of the biochemistry of a wound bed in situ and thus an alternative to traditional approaches to the biochemical evaluation of wounds that are based on biopsied tissue or wound fluids.