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In this particular case, the continuous diffusive source can be localized with a resolution of less than 12 cm.

Furthermore, we present single-molecule imaging experiments that demonstrate that individual mKikGR proteins can be localized with a precision of better than 10 nanometers, suggesting their suitability for super-resolution imaging.

From a number of such emissions, the PET method can build an image in which the source can be localized with a resolution of ~2 mm.

The clinical correlate of sensitization at this peripheral level is that musculoskeletal symptoms will be localized, with a relatively close relationship to mechanical stimuli such as walking or standing.

Since the number of molecules on the clathrin coated vesicles CCV is in the range of 50-100 and the CCV have a regular shape, the center of mass of molecules can be localized with a few nm accuracy.

TMS induces functional changes in cortical loci, which can be localized with an accuracy of 5 10 mm (Walsh and Cowey 2000).

Since the localization precision (i.e., the accuracy of position determination of a single fluorophore) depends mainly on the number of collected photons, N, and on the standard deviation, σ, of the PSF, single fluorophores can be localized with an accuracy approximated by σ/ N1/2 for negligible background (Mortensen et al. 2010; Thompson et al. 2002).

Each of his weeklies was localized, with a focus on the town and village governments, schools and people.

Indeed, a possible explanation of our results could lie in the dysfunction of the blood-brain barrier, in which astrocytes are localized, with a consequent alteration of the transport of prostaglandin, the final signal transduction mediators from the periphery to the brain during fever response [50], [51].

In these techniques, single fluorophores are localized with a spatial resolution of tens of nm.

This phenomenon is known as Bragg peak, where the pattern of delivery is localized with a sharp drop off past the projected site of delivery.