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A change in ion trace selection resulted in decreased noise levels and enhanced selectivity for appropriate identification.
The understanding of the Cu ZnO synergy allowed the possibility to design core shell catalysts of the type Cu@ZnOx with enhanced selectivity for methanol.
By introducing an ortho-aldehyde group to NNO, a conventional compound representing a class of thiol-imaging strategy, we obtained NQNO with enhanced selectivity for thiols over the major interferent hydrogen sulfide (H2S).
It was found that the RF-based carbon xerogels synthesized with copper solutions as a catalyst (instead of sodium solutions) have an enhanced selectivity for adsorbing ethylene relative to that of adsorbing ethane.
These results establish a structural framework for developing ligands with enhanced selectivity for the α3β2 nAChR.
Discrete anion templation has, however, been demonstrated as an efficient route to interlocked molecule formation,[ 6] with the resulting host structures displaying enhanced selectivity for binding the templating anion.
Polarization-enhanced selectivity for physiologic as well as pathologic RPE and other melanin-associated cells or structures enables a more detailed identification of the biologic origin and pathomechanisms of alterations, which might be important to obtain a more comprehensive understanding of the processes involved in AMD.
Targeted covalent inhibitors exhibit slow target offset, increased binding efficiency and potency, enhanced selectivity, reduced propensity for target-based drug resistance and prolonged pharmacodynamic effects.
Special emphasis is given to the role of membranes as active barriers for enhanced selectivity and sensitivity of analytical procedures.
A remarkably and continuously enhanced selectivity has been achieved for important gas pairs including oxygen/nitrogen, carbon dioxide/methane, and hydrogen/nitrogen with increasing PVP content from zero to 100 wt%.
This technique allows charge-based separation driven by the external electric field, but also provides orthogonal chromatographic interaction for enhanced selectivity.
