Sentence examples for broadening effects from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, state-of-the-art instrumentation is limiting the full separation power of these narrower columns due to significant extra-column band broadening effects.

No line broadening effects were observed, and the TROSY spectrum for the complex showed only one set of peaks, indicating fast exchange on the NMR time scale.

Although use of gas-segmented post-column systems to reduce post-column band broadening effects has been demonstrated [ 65], such an approach provides only a very limited extension of the incubation time.

However, we were confronted with different line broadening effects arising from the residual exchange between the free and the ligand bound states in the two samples due to slight variations in the RNA/ligand stoichiometry (reported dissociation constants for the binding of argininamide to the HIV-1 TAR RNA range between 150 μM and 1 mM).

Investigations of the possible maximal throughput and different band broadening effects are discussed.

However, a quantitative comparison here would require calculating lifetime broadening effects (Supplementary Note 3) as well as energy-dependent tunneling transmission probabilities.

In addition to diffraction, a pulsed beam exhibits a broadening effect along its direction of propagation.

SET pulse width broadening effect was also observed using the measurement system.

A small beam broadening effect has been removed from the observed spectral widths.

Since the tested monolithic column showed systematically better efficiency for early eluting compounds than the packed columns, an additional band broadening effect was suspected for the packed columns.

A comparison of observed and beam broadening spectral widths shows that the portion of the observed Doppler spectral width which is caused by the beam broadening effect can be as large as more than 26%.