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This study characterized the sensitivity of scattering parameter estimates to the fiber diameters included in the MDSFR analysis.
We then characterized the sensitivity of these DNA nanostructures to Mg2+ depletion in standard RPMI medium (132.9 mM Na+, 5.3 mM K+, 0.4 mM Mg2+, 0.4 mM Ca2+) without FBS supplementation.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01695.010 We next characterized the sensitivity of the anti-Endos phosphatase in concentrated extracts (from Xenopus eggs and human, fly, or mouse tissue culture cells) to common phosphatase inhibitors.
We first characterized the sensitivity of the pooled risk estimate to the selection of risk estimates from single-pollutant models by performing a mixed-effects analysis in which we pooled risk estimates within each copollutant.
Now that we have characterized the sensitivity of RNA-Seq in detecting allelic ratios and have estimates of the false discovery rate as compared to our single-gene methods, we can begin to provide a meaningful interpretation of the allelic ratios observed across the 9 tissues.
Since more differentiated cells were less sensitive to NK cell mediated lysis, we aimed at characterizing the sensitivity of iPSCs as well as their parental line to NK cell mediated lysis.
A Damköhler criterion is proposed in order to characterize the sensitivity of the induction chemistry to turbulence fluctuations.
The PAPR is often taken as reference to characterize the sensitivity of a signal to non-linear distortions introduced by a non-linear power amplifier (NL PA).
The adsorption energies and changes in geometric and electronic structures after the adsorption were analyzed to characterize the sensitivity of Ni-SWCNTs toward SO2 molecules.
Although we can only speculate as to which set of allometric models produces a more accurate estimate of field biomass, it is important to characterize the sensitivity of biomass maps to allometric model selection.
The topological derivative is a function which characterizes the sensitivity of a given problem to the change of its topology, like opening a small hole in a continuum or changing the connectivity of rods in a truss.
