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Ficarro and co-workers [22], circumvented this problem on IMAC (Fe3+) by converting acidic peptides to methyl esters but increasing the spectra complexity and requiring lyophilization of the sample, which causes adsorptive losses of especially phosphopeptides [28].

"What we are doing with e-Merlin is massively increasing the spectrum we are collecting," said astronomer Dr Tim O'Brien.

Companies such as Neutrogena and L'Oréal are increasing the spectrum of coverage.

While our adaptation scheme try to maximize PUs' revenues by increasing spectrum size when the spectrum demand increase, it maintains QoS by bringing blocking probabilities back to its constrained range by increasing the spectrum price.

Given the dynamic nature of the current communication environment, cognitive radio and dynamic spectrum access has attracted strong interest in its capability of drastically increasing the spectrum efficiency.

In addition, the derivatives were active against bacterial strains (Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus) that eugenol itself showed no activity, thus increasing the spectrum of antibacterial action.

On the one hand, the existing routing strategies in CR network (CRN) mainly focus on overcoming the spectrum scarcity and increasing the spectrum utilization by providing the combination scheme of the spectrum and route.

Alternatively, researchers have engaged in the design of scheduling policies for the purpose of increasing the spectrum access efficiency and optimizing the performance of vehicular networks in terms of several classical metrics.

Those employed in the second series were aimed at increasing the spectrum of aversive substances tested.

RAN translation has now been found to be common to several noncoding repeat expansions, including C9FTD/ALS [ 38], increasing the spectrum of potential mechanisms in disease.

Unfortunately, methyl-esterification increases the spectra complexity and requires lyophilization of the sample, causing adsorptive losses of, in particular, phosphopeptides[46, 47].