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Oxide stress values estimated with this approach are free from contributions due to film electrostriction and to changes in surface tension.

Being a tomographic technique, the number of components within a selected volume element is most likely greatly reduced from the number present within the whole sample (certainly, for example, being free from contributions from sample containers/environmental cells).

For example, if a protein or complex can be rotationally immobilized on a solid support, then existing CW and time-domain methods in SDSL-EPR can be implemented to reveal internal dynamic modes of the protein on the nano- to microsecond time scale, free from contributions due to overall rotary diffusion, and for determination of interspin distances at room temperature using dipolar spectroscopy.

The Supreme Court's 2010 decision in the Citizens United case, which empowered outside political groups to raise money free from contribution limits, has only added to the fund-raising demands on the president.

The resulting V T estimates are thus presumably free from contribution of signal originating from blood.

While the super PAC was created with an intent to support Emanuel, the spending choices were nonetheless odd because Emanuel was already freed from contribution limits, thanks to a conservative opponent who opted to self-fund.

The interfacial rate expression above is determined as free from diffusional contributions by using a numerical solution to model mass transfer with interfacial reaction in the LJRR.

In Figure 3, the reference input is considered as a thoracic maternal signal which is free from fetal contributions, where the desired signal is considered as the AECG signal.

The NS anisotropy derived from the GMDN, on the other hand, shows similar distribution on both the daily and hourly bases, indicating that the NS anisotropy is successfully observed by the GMDN, free from the contribution of the ecliptic anisotropy.

The NS anisotropy by the GMDN, on the other hand, shows similar success rate on both daily and hourly bases, indicating that the NS anisotropy is successfully observed by the GMDN, free from the contribution of the ecliptic anisotropy.

To verify that Eq. (8) indeed attempts to correct the Logan-derived V T values for blood volume, the Logan plot was applied to cerebellar TACs that were already corrected for blood, in order to estimate V ND free from blood contribution.