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Quantification of IBs was performed using the Photoshop Extended Measurement function of Photoshop and measuring the mean grey value.

The extended measurement uncertainties (95% confidence level) were: 0.46″ for θx error motion; 0.46″ for θy error motion; and 0.616 μm for straightness.

In addition, nanoparticle interactions, sedimentation and/or aggregation as well as natural convection during extended measurement times may also increase experimental uncertainties [19, 23].

Results revealed that for all the metals tested in plant aqueous extracts, extended measurement uncertainty is lower than 10% and therefore fulfills the requirements stated in the Drinking Water Directive (Council of the European Union [1998]).

In contrast to fluorescence-based techniques, continuous high-contrast imaging can be maintained over extended measurement times.

** IButton temperatures recorded fifteen minutes after being attached to the animal's foot (to allow for the sensor to reach equilibrium) The extended measurement period using both the IButton and security surveillance camera showed that the animals' hoof temperatures varied by as much as 20°C depending upon a combination of activity and ambient air temperature.

He extended measurements to more complex nuclei, studying reactions whose impact ranged from the design of nuclear energy systems to the physics of the structure of complex nuclei.

Due to its integrated design and the extended measurements capabilities, we anticipate application of our device in many application-relevant areas such as water quality analysis or environmental science.

We here report extended measurements on this topic, including very young bees (age <24 h), with emphasis of the relative abundance of both endothermic and ectothermic bees in various age classes from emergence to the foraging age.

Three calibration and validation measurements were performed to detect potential artifacts in the images due to mirror movements or misalignments: (1) Dynamic imaging of the position of the mirror hole/tube tip during the air puff; (2) Measurement of a flat surface and rubber tonometry-probe eyes; (3) Repeated extended measurements of an in vitro eye.

This method was designed for laboratory use, but methods are needed to extend measurement of reinforcing value to applied research environments.