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Bulk signal detection repeatability (n=23) and reproducibility (n=3) were less than 2.4%CV.

At elevated O2 pressures, a new Au 4f component at higher binding energy (2.4 2.6 eV relative to the Au(0) bulk signal) evolved at all particle sizes.

Moreover, previous studies have shown that the local brain dynamics recorded from microelectrodes can be masked in the coarse bulk signal recorded from an intracranial macroelectrode [9].

After both fixation methods, BAC signals were on average closer to the surface of the chromosome territory than the bulk signal of the territory (p < 0.001).

The sample fluorescence decay at each pixel is thus fitted to the corresponding multi-exponential model, and the estimated pre-exponential weights are used as surrogates for the relative contributions of the constituent fluorophores to the bulk signal.

With a bulk optical single total internal reflection configuration a detection limit of 3.74 molecules/μm2, with a bulk optical multiple total internal reflection configuration a detection limit of 1.83 molecules/μm2 and with the integrated optical waveguide (IOW) configuration a detection limit of 0.013 molecules/μm2 was numerically estimated based on background data of the bulk volume signal.

This makes the surface signals strong enough to measure, and distinguishes them from bulk signals.

Reconstituting NTS1 into nanodiscs eliminated bulk signals caused by detergent and/or glycerol, which are required for maintenance of receptor function and stability when extracted from membranes.

However, a fraction of methyl cross-peaks (approximately 20% as determined from fitting signal volumes; signal at a lower number of parts per million of the H dimension) is significantly shifted from the bulk signals.

Component #2 is responsible for bulk BFO signal (Fig. 9d) and shows weaker signals of pure Fe+ and Bi+, than component #4 related with BFO surface.

In the context of FLIM data analysis, unmixing amounts to expressing the bulk fluorescence signal obtained from a sample as a weighted sum of fluorescence signals of the constituent fluorophores present in that sample, where the weights correspond to the relative contribution of each constituent fluorophore to the bulk fluorescence signal.