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The group has optimized the use of synchronized infra-red thermography, high-speed video and Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) to obtain detailed data for temperature distribution on the boiling surface, bubble departure diameter and frequency, growth and wait times, nucleation site density, near-wall void fraction, etc.

Furthermore, eRNA has optimized the use of multi-threading in mRNA-seq data analysis.

The Zhang lab has optimized the use of VP64 for activation through modification of both the sgRNA design and addition of additional helper molecules, MS2, P65 and HSF1, to create a new system called the synergistic activation mediator (SAM) [ 58].

To best compete with other microbes in their environment, yeast have optimized the use of available nutrients to accommodate fast growth (De Virgilio and Loewith 2006).

The years of study spent on graph theory have optimized the efficiency of commonly used algorithmic network algorithms, making the marriage between graph theory and the large network model a natural next step in network analysis.

For high-level and stable expression of rhLF in transgenic animals, we had previously optimized the use of a construct carrying the entire hLF genomic sequence and obtained transgenic mice capable of producing rhLF at up to 8 mg/ml of milk [24].

Although processing and purification have been optimized, the use of human blood products comes with myriad potentially severe side effects (49, 50 ), including (fatal) anaphylaxis, which, although rare, typically occurs in immunocompetent patients and was also observed in 2 children in Vietnam (N.T. Nam, pers. comm).

In our laboratory, we have optimized the experiments to use an input RNA concentration of 200 ng/μL with a 15× cDNA dilution factor.

Rodgers et al. have optimized the bioenergetics assay of rat heart mitochondria using XF24 analyzer (Rogers et al., 2011).

While further studies are necessary to clarify the difference in effective concentration we believe that we have optimized the conditions for in vivo use of AMPDI.

The authors have optimized the conditions for overproduction of protease using response surface methodology.