Sentence examples for integrating mass from inspiring English sources

Later, Kumari et al[199] implemented a pipeline for EI spectra integrating Mass Frontier that is similar to the one for tandem MS data [178], but integrates retention time prediction.

This study provides a new tool, integrating mass transfer limitations and light distribution, to design photo-reactors.

The aim of this study is to report a dereplication strategy, by integrating mass defect filtering (MDF -oriented novelty classification and precursor ions list (PIL)-triggered high-resolution MDF -orientedetry anovelty, and to validate it by disclassificationndole andaloids from the medicinal herb Uncaria sinensis.

The implementation of a universal digitalized biometric ID system risks normalizing and integrating mass cybersurveillance into the daily lives of ordinary citizens.

For instance, by integrating mass spectrometry data from yeast grown in rich medium with a published yeast functional network (Lee et al., 2007), we were able to confidently identify many proteins from ribosomal complexes and proteins involved in RNA binding, processing and degradation, thereby increasing the protein coverage in several active pathways (Section 4).

Spatial distribution of ratios of the vertically integrated mass of the suspended sediment advected by the secondary flow to the vertically integrated mass of the suspended sediment advected by the flow at t = 36 s.

Thus, the vertically integrated mass of suspended sediment advected owing to the secondary flow toward the vortex center is expressed as, where erightward is a unit vector with 90° to the right of the vertically averaged flow direction.

Centroided and integrated mass spectrometry data from the UPLC-TOFMS were processed to generate a multivariate data matrix using MarkerLynx® (Water) that was used for analysis by SIMCA-P+11 software (Umetrics), and classified with Random Forest.

It involves, first, the detection of cross-linked peptides via the unique isotope patterns imparted by O-labeling of their two termini (in comparison, one terminus for a linear peptide), and then integrated mass spectrometric and data analysis.

Kinetic analyses were performed by globally fitting the binding results for the entire concentration series using a standard 1 1 kinetic model with integrated mass transport-limited binding parameters as described previously.

The SIMBOX incubator (internal volume 34 liters, dimensions 461 × 551 × 273 mm, empty mass 16 kg, fully integrated mass 34.5 kg, max. power 130 W) accommodates 40 experiment unique equipment (EUEs) with 24 EUEs on the μg-platform and 16 EUEs on the 1 g-centrifuge.