This particular advantage combines with the novel analytical method (pmol level) (Metges et al. 1996) with good chromatographic resolution to offer a high instrumental sensitivity in this study.
Modern multiplex instruments can analyze thousands of samples per month so that, notwithstanding the generally high instrumental costs, the cost of the individual assay is affordable.
First, such accounts underestimate the important role of the considerations of economic development and modernisation, deeply rooted in Nazarbayev's thinking, as well as the EU's (discussed below) and China's high instrumental value for these goals.
It has to be mentioned here that the variability of the samples in terms of nanotubes diameter distribution (see Fig. 1) gave a certain variability also in the obtained zeta potential values, despite the high instrumental accuracy.
Specifically, crucial requirements of high instrumental stability, a coherent electron source and optimum imaging conditions have been met by the one-Ångstrom microscope (OÅM) at the National Center for Electron Microscopy in order to obtain a resolution of 0.8 Å.
To understand the characteristic localization of the C20-species in the hippocampal formation in greater detail, we performed IMS of the hippocampal formation at high instrumental step size (15 µm raster) (Figure 3B).
