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This design has several advantages over multiple-tuned solenoid coil probes, since RF heating from the 1H channel is substantially reduced, it can be tuned for samples with a wide range of dielectric constants, and the simplified circuit design and high inductance inner coil provides excellent sensitivity.

This allows for extracting a wide range of sample amounts that to some extent can be tuned for the detection of low abundant species.

The focusing lens L-value and the sample stage Z-value were tuned for each sample with the help of the in-line camera and were typically in the order of 1.9 5.4 and 20.1 21.5 mm, respectively.

The Taguchi-type orthogonal-array (OA) sampler is tuned for retrieving information in controllable (outer OA) and uncontrollable (inner OA) noises.

Although these results are promising, they should be interpreted with caution: The elastic-net penalties we have used are tuned for accuracy and as the sample size increases more terms are allowed to enter the model as an artifact of linkage disequilibrium (LD).

It appears to have been tuned for performance.

The beam can be "tuned" to look for particular elements.

To make use of these materials for fundamental or applied research, access to well-defined NPs samples whose properties can be "tuned" through chemical modification is necessary.

For each sample in Table  2 and each smoothing function, the smoothing parameters were tuned optimally for a given fixed initializer.

The laser was tuned to 925 nm for visualizing the samples (with an intensity of ∼0.7 2 mW as measured after the objective) and 710 nm for photoactivation.

The RF coil was tuned and matched to the sample, and the magnet was then shimmed.