An advantage of gas-phase based techniques is that a given peptide can be analysed in a variety of different forms, for example, as a function of charge state, or with additional water molecules.
Figure 7 illustrates the typical convergence pattern of a single LED coefficient (L850 in this example), as a function of the iteration number c. Convergence of coefficients of the remaining LEDs in the array follows a similar pattern.
At each of these close dates several models are computed from independent sets of data; their redundancy in turn provides a control of results thanks to which the selection of data for example, as a function of magnetic activity or latitude may be reduced.
As a consequence, we can plot the MPR-Statistical Complexity of the samples of our example as a function of the Normalized Shannon Entropy as can be seen in Figure 22.
For example, as a function of the mammalian circadian cycle, heme concentrations oscillate [ 68].
Additionally, the outcomes of this project will give a better understanding of who, for example, as a function of cognitive capacity, might or might not benefit from different formats.
Previous studies mainly focused on the weak interaction between the dopants and the helium droplet and on those properties that can be derived from the variation of the total energy as a function of the geometry, for example, as a function of the distance between the dopant and the center of mass of the helium droplet.
A major advantage of the current approach is the ability to calculate the actual diffusion coefficients, which may be directly applied to the prediction of tissue drug concentrations; for example, as a function of the distance from a blood vessel (Modok et al, 2006).
(G ) Number of spikes generated in the example cells as a function of the peak amplitude of the injected sinusoid currents at the all tested frequencies.
The lattice constant c along the nanotube axis of m-SWCNTs (an (8, 8) armchair and a (12, 0) zigzag SWCNT, as examples) is calculated as a function of the Fermi energy.
