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So, leaf wilting, turfgrass quality, growth rate, evorpotranspiration rate, and chlorophyll content provided convenient and more efficient measurements for studying turfgrass responding mechanism under unfavorable conditions, which have been intensively applied for screening heat-tolerant germplasm of turfgrass [ 29- 31].

The resolution/compression pairs which result in the Pareto-efficient measurements for each camera are later aggregated against the entire network.

An ionization chamber capable of 400 keV energy resolution coupled with the velocity measurements described here will pave the way for modestly efficient measurements of light fission fragments with unit mass resolution.

As with all noble element detectors, continuous purification of the detector medium is essential to produce a large (>1ms) electron lifetime; this is necessary for efficient measurement of the electron signal which in turn is essential for achieving robust discrimination of signal from background events.

Spectral domain-optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) may be useful for efficient measurement of drusen in patients with age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

Expansion of these studies to the whole metabolic network requires accurate and efficient measurement of stable isotope distributions for all metabolites.

The subsequent H2O2-dependent conversion of non-fluorescent 4-HPAA to its fluorescent dimer by HRP yields a spectroscopic handle for the efficient measurement of ROS formation.

The use of airborne laser scanning (LIDAR), a high-resolution active remote sensing technology, provides for accurate and efficient measurement of three-dimensional forest structure over extensive areas.

For accurate and efficient measurement of radial pressure distribution of piston rings, a new PC based prototype instrument based on a partial-thin-walled cylinder sensor is designed and developed.

Another strategy for a more efficient measurement of cartilage thickness has been proposed by Buck and colleagues [ 28].

Furthermore, chemical identification is important for devising new efficient measurement techniques for later stages of qualification, which may be different from the initial discovery.