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The signals from thousands of individual metabolites can be observed simultaneously and can partially overlap [14].
Analysis of Phe and the Tyr isomers can be observed simultaneously and at low levels (tens of nanomolar) with HPLC-MS methods, providing usefulness as a biologically-relevant probe.
The lines formed at different temperatures are observed simultaneously and at the same locations on the solar disk by the Solar Ultraviolet Measurements of Emitted Radiation (SUMER) spectrometer on board the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO).
NMR spectra possess a wealth of metabolic information, containing signals from thousands of individual metabolites that are observed simultaneously and that can partially overlap.
We show that using a very specific MAb and a biosensor equipped with reference flow channels, in which the specific and the nonspecific binding for each sample can be observed simultaneously, a sensitive and specific direct BIA for quantitative analysis of proteins from allergenic products at trace levels in food can be developed.
Quantum mechanics is, on this view, a theory about the possible statistical distributions of outcomes of certain measurements, and its non-classical 'logic' simply reflects the fact that not all observable phenomena can be observed simultaneously.
The two sources are separated by only 33 arcsec on the sky, and could thus be observed simultaneously with all VLBI elements.
Both autofluorescence signals could be observed simultaneously allowing a direct classification of viable and non-viable cells.
If the MSE region in the horizontal plane is wide enough to cover both the VHF and HF FOVs, HF-MSE and VHF-MSE are expected to be observed simultaneously.
In-situ SEM and XMT experiments were conducted which allowed the deformation and fracture of the wafer sheet to be observed simultaneously as the global mechanical response was recorded.
Anaemia, thrombocytopenia and to a lesser extent, leucopenia, may be observed simultaneously or independently (Zimran et al, 2005a).
