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Let us consider replacing the scale estimator (widehat{S}) in Eq. (13) by the highly efficient robust scale estimator (Q_{n}) proposed by Rousseeuw and Croux (1992 , 1993.
Inspired by the highly efficient water transport presented in hourglass-shaped aquaporin channels, molecular dynamics simulations were conducted to study water desalination in carbon nanocones (CNCs).
These approaches are demonstrated by the highly efficient laser emission in low inversion regime, such as continuous-wave emission in the 1- and 0.9-μm range for diluted and concentrated Nd YAG single crystals and ceramics and in Nd YVO4 single crystals, repetitively Q-switched Nd YAG lasers, frequency-doubled continuous-wave Nd YAG lasers and self-frequency doubling in Nd GdCa4O BO3 3.
These light curves are produced by the highly efficient conversion of kinetic energy of the ejecta into electromagnetic radiation by interaction with the dense shell of material.
Here, we thought to take the advantage of HDRs induced by the highly efficient CRISPR/Cas9 technology to tag two endogenous proteins, Chameau and CG4221, with two tags of eGFP (0.72 kb) and Myc (less than 0.1 kb), respectively, that are in different sizes.
The highly stereoselective homologation of -pinanediol azidomethaneboronate 2 allowed for the desired configuration at the asymmetrically substituted boron bearing carbon atom, while the azide group in 5 facilitated the formation of the triazole ring by the highly efficient copper-catalyzed azide alkyne cycloaddition (CuCAAC).
In this paper, the photocatalytic reduction technology was utilized to eliminate UO22+ pollutant by constructing the highly efficient metal-free photocatalysts.
In the case of square-root asymptotics, important for fracture mechanics, hydraulic fracturing and mining applications, the number of starting integrals is 5, and we show that they can be evaluated by using the highly efficient algorithms suggested.
In this work, a new method for the sensitive detection of proteins has been developed by combining the highly efficient DNAzyme cycling processing of DNA with nanoparticles which have an affinity for DNA.
Achromatic spherical microlens array is fabricated successfully on gelatin film by combining the highly efficient techniques of one-step gray-tone photolithography and novel enzyme etched silver-halide-sensitized gelatin.
The modulation of mitochondrial capacity through the function of the PGC1 family and the process of biogenesis allows cells to respond to a variety of conditions requiring an increase in ATP transduction by utilising the highly efficient process of OXPHOS.
