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Furthermore, the selectivity of the AGZO NSs for three different gases such as H2, CO and CH4 were examined.

Furthermore, the selectivity of the proposed sensor was tested in the presence of some amino acids and the response of the sensor was encountered with interferences of proline and tryptophan at equimolar concentrations.

The employment of disodium succinate reveals the possibility that small molecules can serve as a capping agent, thereby avoiding the problems caused by larger reagents such as polyvinylpyrrolidone. Furthermore, the selectivity of the as-synthesized tetrahedra is as high as 80%, and the sizes can be tuned from 3 to 13 nm with a narrow size distribution.

Furthermore, the selectivity of an ABP can be controlled both by the peptide selectivity sequence and the type of reactive functional group or "warhead" used on the probe.

Furthermore, the selectivity of enzymatic drug targets is already extensively predicted with large-scale metabolic networks of human cancer cells [ 15].

Furthermore, the selectivity of the Arc-positive cell population for a particular environment (Guzowski et al. 1999; Ramirez-Amaya et al. 2005) and the inhibition of Arc expression following memory-impairing fornix lesions (Fletcher et al. 2006) suggest that Arc-expressing neurons are involved in neural encoding and memory formation.

Furthermore, the selectivity to glycidol is also increased to 41%% at the expenses of glycerol carbonate.

Application of PDI together with enzymes specific for microbial structures might furthermore increase the selectivity of phototoxicity and/or allow for the usage of lower photosensitizer concentrations.

Furthermore, the selectivity factor of MINcMs for ibuprofen reached up to 4.67 and the perm-selectivity factor β was about 8.74, which indicated MINcMs had a good selective separation performance of ibuprofen.

Furthermore, to evaluate the selectivity of the sensor, ZnO/rGO-1.5 sensor was exposed to different interfering gases including carbon dioxide (CO2, 1000 ppm), HCHO (10 ppm), NO2 (10 ppm), and hydrogen sulfide (H2S, 10 ppm), and the transient gas-sensing response curves are shown in Fig. 9a, in which the response values versus NH3 and interfering gases are inset.

Furthermore, we tested the selectivity of charge transport for indole and 4 F-indole by investigating the response of the lipid bilayer to a pH gradient.