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A wide linear range over three orders of magnitude for Na sensing can be achieved by simple adjustment of background K+ levels.
Fine control of the photoluminescence properties of CdSe nanoparticles (NPs) dispersed in CHCl3 is achieved by simple adjustment of the NPs concentration, and the wavelength of photoluminescence emission of CdSe NPs can be tuned within the nanometer accuracy.
Furthermore, we demonstrate that the results obtained by using a geometric network model can not be reproduced with other network models by simple adjustment of the motif selection criteria (Section S1.3).
The scanning laser technology represents an exceptionally versatile approach, as skin layers can be specifically targeted by simple adjustment of laser settings, thereby, creating tailored immune response types.
Based on our institutional experience, the lack of T1-weighted tissue contrast at high fields is not correctible by simple adjustment of sequence parameters, and clinicians may increasingly depend upon the gadolinium-infused MRI contrast to widen the T1 contrast scale.
Most of them could be easily overcome in future, by simple adjustments of the instrument and/or of the design of the survey.
By means of a simple adjustment of the reaction solvent or added surfactant, we successfully gain distinct micro-shapes as porous hexahedron, porous microsphere and porous core-shell microsphere.
Discrete wavelet packet transform (DWPT), which can be readily computed by using a very simple adjustment of the pyramid algorithm for DWT, will be mentioned.
MLG membranes and cantilevers were prepared from highly ordered pyrolytic graphite (HOPG) by multiple mechanical cleavages allowing simple adjustment of the membrane/cantilever thickness and relevant mechanical parameters.
We support that hypothesis by showing that even a simple adjustment of the CPS I risk equations for an increase in risk due to changes in cigarettes adequately predicts the observed mortality data.
A simple adjustment of these data by population reveals that Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana each have more than 140 dollar stores per million residents.
