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In this work, the perstraction process was implemented to separate butanol, acetone and ethanol from aqueous solutions using four different commercial hydrophobic ionic liquids (ILs) as receiving phase: [bmin][PF6], [bmim][Tf2N], [omim][Tf2N] and [P6,6,6,14][DCA].

This filter was implemented to separate causal from bystander mutations and to further diminish the effects of sequencing errors.

The Expectation Maximization algorithm is implemented to separate the data distribution into two Gaussian models.

Therefore, a reversed phase LC-SRM/MS method was developed to separate the underivatized oxo-ETEs, and normal phase was implemented to separate their PFB derivatives.

To date, several techniques including dielectrophoresis, magnetophoresis, flow fractionation, and inertia flow have been implemented to separate synthetic particles or biological cells in microfluidic devices, as comprehensively reviewed by Lenshof and Laurell.

In the first approach, eight simple separate neural nets were implemented to simulate every wave parameter over each prediction interval.

This separate mapping approach was implemented to ensure that the aligner found all homoeologous genes in each dataset.

Thousands of Barclays' business customers are to be given new bank sort codes by Easter 2018, the four-day weekend the bank intends to use to implement new rules to separate its high street arm from its investment banking business.

Funds have implemented virtual "screening walls" to separate the activities of, and information available to, creditors' committee members and trading operations.

The two interventions, implemented at separate clinic sites, were overlaid on usual care offered at each clinic.

Indeed, the UK has already legislated to be able to demand decryption on request and block use of e2e encryption in the Investigatory Powers Act, which passed into UK law last year — although some elements of the legislation have yet to be implemented, owing to a separate EU legal ruling regarding "generate and indiscriminate" data retention, which the law appears to breach.