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Raw CT data was archived, enabling the generation of a spectrum of simulated lower dose images.

Differences in the glycosylation patterns, leading to generation of a spectrum of different peptides, were observed.

Since the ion type matrices and feature-ion type matrices fully describe the generation of a spectrum, in the training step, UniNovo learns these matrices from the training dataset (a set of PSMs).

The minimization of Equation 1 leads to the generation of a reconstructed spectrum Σa x ϕ x (Figure 1a, upper red spectrum) which most closely approximates Ф.

In turn, these molecules promote the generation of a wide spectrum of intracellular signals and biological responses that are essential for the antigenic responses of B lymphocytes [4].

The generation of a broad spectrum of T cell responses and the differences observed by the administration route deserve further consideration since recent reports have demonstrated the importance of T cell memory responses in heterologous protection, especially in influenza cases of antibody-escape variants [44], [45].

With nesprin-1 UTRs more randomly scattered along its gene, the combinations of nesprin-1 5′UTRs and 3′UTRs are potentially unlimited and would allow generation of a diverse spectrum of SR variants with specialised tissue specific scaffolding functions.

Given an MS spectrum from a particular peptide (e.g. PEPTIDE), the generation of an MS spectrum from one of its b-ions yields additional information about the corresponding prefix peptide (e.g. PEPTID).

The relaxed synchronization between multiple users, i.e., users are not strictly synchronized in time, could lead to the generation of a heavily fragmented spectrum both in time and frequency.

Symbionts can be transmitted to the next host generation along a spectrum of transmission strategies: from strict vertical to strict lateral transmission.

Although only the black FID component of Figure 3 is needed for the generation of a 1D pure shift spectrum, complete FIDs can be acquired for all t1 increments so that an absolute value 2D spectrum can be produced by conventional double Fourier transformation.