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This ion monitor is capable of simultaneous measurement of positive and negative ion currents resulting from the presence of airborne ions (as created by an air ionizer, for example).

In addition, the resulting sorbent is capable of simultaneous removal of phosphates and organic impurities which is important because these compounds coexist in wastewaters.

In addition to providing transverse section images, the system is capable of simultaneous acquisition of opposed conventional scintigrams, the reconstruction of longitudinal section images, and the acquisition of gated cardiac transverse sections.

It is capable of simultaneous chemical and fluorescent imaging, which allows label-free visualization of both neutral lipid droplets and autofluorescent granules [9].

However the RPM-Flu assay is capable of simultaneous and mutually exclusive identification of a detected type A influenza virus as either seasonal subtype A/H1N1 or seasonal subtype A/H3N2.

The system is capable of simultaneous beta particle and high-energy photon detection using two separate probes.

The system was capable of simultaneous three-dimensional visualization of small animal anatomy and biodistribution of fluorescent probes in vivo.

YouTube TV will challenge traditional cable TV players by offering a DVR that never runs out of space, and that's capable of simultaneous recordings.

The direct nucleation on TiN is advantageous for our device design, as TiN is shown to be capable of simultaneous transparency and conductivity [29] while also improving the quality of GaN grown on top of it [30] and acting as a reflector on longer wavelength [31].

The instrument was flushed with nitrogen at a flow rate of 5 L min−1 and was capable of simultaneous UV vis and ECD monitoring.

It needs to be noted that ZFNs are capable of simultaneous introduction of addition, deletion and point mutation in a single allele, pointing the proficiency of ZFNs in producing a wide variety of targeted allelic alterations in medaka.