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Flowering ears were inoculated with 100 μg of a 1 + 1 (v/ v) mixture of non-labelled and fully labelled DON.

The m/z value picking is finalized by calculating the Pearson's Correlation Coefficient (corr) for the extracted ion current chromatograms of both the non-labelled and fully labelled isotopic molecules (Dalgaard, 2008).

Only if a pre-defined number of isotopic peaks are observed for both non- and fully labelled isotopologues and if their intensity ratios compared with the monoisotopic or fully labelled mass peaks are within a pre-defined intensity range window, the signal for which the search was started is considered a MS peak of a putative metabolite.

Small-angle neutron scattering (SANS) from molten or quench-crystallized blends yields single-chain radii of gyration Rg which apparently depend on γ and are as much as 15% larger than values reported from experiments with fully labelled (γ=1) polyethylene.

(d) shows the data fully labelled.

In the facial coding study, rejection for fully labelled brand-presented content was 7% below the average benchmark, while rejection for non-labelled content was 18% above the average.

The predominant isotopomers of succinate, malate, and fumarate in C-glutamine-labeled parasites were fully labeled, indicating that most of the carbon skeletons that enter the TCA cycle via glutamate are not continuously cycled through the TCA reactions, and are presumably exported from the mitochondrion.

SsNMR on fully labeled cell envelope of BL21dm expressing T4SScc.

In this case, the main disadvantage is the limited number of conditions that can be compared simultaneously (usually two), and also the large culture time needed to obtain the fully labeled cell populations that are necessary for quantification.

Incubations were performed with either 8 μM mixed amino acids (AAs) (a mixture of 14 AAs, 99 atm % 15N labeled; Cambridge Isotope Laboratories, Andover, MA, USA), 500 μg l−1 fatty acids (FAs) (99 atm % 13C; Cambridge Isotope Laboratories) or 50 μg l−1 NAs (90 atm % 13C; RNA extract from fully labeled 13C P. stutzeri cultures).

Differently from classic machine learning algorithms applied to computer vision, which typically employ huge datasets of fully labeled images to perform recognition tasks, DVAs can exploit even a few supervisions per semantic category, by enforcing coherence constraints based on motion estimation.