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When 111In-labelling of DTPA- and DOTA-conjugated compounds is performed in MES or HEPES, 111In-labelled compounds can be produced with high specific activities regardless from the time point after 111In production.

Previous study (Upadhyaya et al. 2016) reported that C-K was found to be produced with high yield from G-Rb1 by ammonium sulfate (30 80%) precipitate isolated from the cultured mycelia of Armillaria mellea (AMMEP).

Structure-based design has now progressed to the point where highly selective, high affinity TTR kinetic stabilizers that lack undesirable off-target activities can be produced with high frequency.

By taking the design and fabrication parameters into account, the curled micro-cantilever beams, which are composed by four layers: polymer/Pt/Ti/Si, can be produced with high yield rate.

Nokia's PureView technology debuted in the Symbian-based 808 PureView in early 2012, a 41 megapixel camera which used a technique of pixel oversampling to reduce noise in cameraphone imagery — enabling lower resolution shots to be produced with high clarity and strong colour.

68Ga-NODAGA-RGD and particularly 68Ga-TRAP RGD 3 can be produced with high specific activity (approximately 200 to 600 GBq/μmol for 68Ga-NODAGA-RGD and over 5 TBq/μmol for 68Ga-TRAP RGD 3 [9, 11]), which is essential when using 68Ga-labelled peptides, especially in case of small animal studies.

While these companies have had access to two-dimensional maps, those depictions aren't as robust and useful as the three-dimensional images that can now be produced with high-frequency laser scans, called light detection and ranging sensors.

It can be produced with higher yields, in a greater range of dimensions and shapes, and with less time and labor than glued laminated timber or plywood.

L-Dopa can be produced with higher efficiency using ammonium chloride as an inorganic nitrogen source.

Propionic acid is more reduced than lactic acid and can be produced with higher yields than ethanol in yeast: a yield of 0.65 g/g of propionic acid was obtained from glucose [ 3], 0.72 g/g from glycerol and 0.55 g/g from molasses [ 4].

After purification, CNTs were produced with high yield, high purity and less damage of graphitic walls.