In-line filtering of sample fluids using granulated silica particles virtually eliminates clogging and extends the lifetime of each device to many months.
In-line filtering, such as support or feature count thresholds, can be used to extend the practical range.
This "in-line" filtering is used to reduce the computational load and output complexity by avoiding exploring branches of the solution space that are deemed a priori to be uninteresting.
In another study, a surface plasmon resonance (SPR) biosensor system, in which cortisol was detected by competitive assay combined with an in-line filtering flow cell, provided results in less than 10 min, making it suitable for analysis in the field and in emergency rooms [ 109].
This program adds three major new methodologies to the state of the art: a technique to efficiently utilize paired end read data for calling phased variants, a new strategy to represent and infer length polymorphisms, and an in line filter for erroneous calls arising from systematic sequencing artifacts.
PM concentration, the metric we used to target the DEE dilution rate, was measured gravimetrically by sampling from the exposure chamber for 30-min intervals on 47-mm Pallflex filters (Pall-Gelman, East Hills, NY) in aluminum in-line filter holders (In-Tox Products, Inc., Albuquerque, NM).
As a result, developing in-plane MSCs with AC line filtering function is desired to replace the AECs and integrate with other electronic devices.
The company's inventory offers accessories designed just for soldiers -- drinking tubes and spouts that can be used with a gas mask, a chemical-resistant water reservoir, an in-line filter for cleaning water supplies as the users drink it.
analytical column with a KrudKatcher™ Ultra in-line filter (Phenomenex®, Macclesfield, UK) was employed.
Fig. 1 Schematic overview of different sized and colored in-line filters on a central venous catheter.
Each sound channel includes an acoustically tuned in-line filter that keeps the frequencies separate and balanced until they blend naturally in your ear – not inside the monitors".
