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The design of the TripleTOF5600 quadrupole allows precursor ion selection in a rectangular rather than a Gaussian mass selection window as in other instruments, reducing the co-selection of peptides falling in the adjacent mass windows.

Lee Smolin, a physicist at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Ontario, who was one of the authors, said, "What is amazing to me as I learn about this is how flimsy was the theoretical basis of the claims that derivatives and other complex financial instruments reduced risk, when their use in fact brought on instabilities".

Open image in new window Fig. 9 In the conservative stem medial entry point and anatomical design of instruments reduce impingement of the soft tissues.

While both instruments reduce between-period price volatility and within-period price dispersion, combining price controls and permit banking yields important benefits.

We postulate that the shared library of instruments reduces the burden of adhering to sound data collection principles while promoting best practices.

Quantitative indices of growth rate of length of the fiber-optic data networks also have to be positive thus development of other data transmission's instruments reduces the importance of its positive dynamics in comparison with other elements of infrastructure that causes a little lower positions in the norm.

Nickel titanium (NiTi) rotary instruments reduce working time, operator fatigue, and procedural errors during preparation [ 9].

Comparison of results from different instruments reduces the inter-rater reliability of these results.

Automated instruments reduce observer error and can print out measurements, ensuring that recorded data are accurate (O'Brien 2000).

In this study [ 32] the use of electronic instruments reduced data entry and transfer time by 23%.

There is clear evidence that the systematic application of screening instruments reduces false negative findings, but the specificity and effects on outcome measures not sufficiently studied [ 14].