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These changes can be recorded on a conventional UV visible spectrophotometer [9].

The timing of paleoclimatic and paleoceanographic changes can be recorded geochemically, such as in the δ18O values of benthic foraminifer tests, and also physically, in the sediments themselves.

During the test, clinical symptoms, heart rate and blood pressure (BP) changes can be recorded from supine to upright position.

Changes in cell volume can be recorded by a potentiometric method based on ion-selective microelectrodes filled with the classical K+ exchanger Corning 477317, which is very sensitive to large quaternary ammonium ions (PNAS 82 (1985) 6014; Electrochim.

Experimental results highlight that when vibration is applied to the gravimeters with amplitudes and frequencies comparable to those observed during explosive activity, significant changes in gravity readings can be recorded.

Modern IR cameras offer excellent time resolution, so the temperature changes of the subject can be recorded over time in the form of a movie.

Indeed, changes in vascular reactivity can be recorded prior to the onset of hyperglycaemia in individuals at risk of type 2 diabetes [ 8].

In this case, no labeling of MRE is required and the conformational changes in MRE upon target binding cause a measurable change in impedance that can be recorded by voltammetry [ 212].

By applying positive and negative pulse voltage to stimulate and inhibit the synapse, the change of the device conductivity can be recorded as the movement of the conductive front between the double layers of thin films.

Here, we investigated whether ultraslow DC potential, slow potential change and/or depression of spontaneous activity can be recorded using scalp DC/AC-EEG while occurrence of those signals was validated at the brain surface using invasive near-DC/AC-electrocorticography or DC/AC-electrocorticography.

Environment changes (e.g. catchment landscape, water quality) can be recorded in riverine carbon inventory, which is closely related to the terrestrial ecosystem [3].