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When included in a subcutaneous adjuvant depot, QDs were taken up by dendritic cells that migrated into the draining lymph node, where the bright and stable fluorescence of QDs facilitated two-photon imaging of DCs with detection limits at approximately twice the depth as other labels, although not revealing the dynamics of dendritic processes.

We demonstrate that the removal efficiency of nC60(OH)24 (185 nm) by the UF membrane (nominal pore size = 30 nm) was limited at approximately 30%.

However, in experimental demonstration, the modulation speed is still limited at approximately 1 GHz [7,8] lower [39] in electro-optical GOMs.

Nevertheless, based on Hall measurement, it is clear that the H-doped a-IGZO HECL layer has a much higher bulk carrier mobility (at 14.6 cm2/Vs) than that in as-deposited a-IGZO (below detection limit at approximately 0.01 cm2/Vs).

The aluminium alloy 319-T7 shows an endurance limit at approximately 107 cycles and has been used to study the influence of numerous stress amplitudes below the endurance limit on fatigue damage.

Oxygen and nutrients required for cell survival become limiting at approximately 150 to 200 mm from blood vessel; therefore, cells far from the wound surface die from hypoxia or lack of nutrients [ 25].

Detection limits were defined at approximately 0.05 n m for the DA and 5-HT dialysates.

Since for the employed substrate τ bulk ≈ 10 − 11 s we can estimate the lower limit of τSiNW at approximately 10-8 s.

While targeted analyses for selected steroids allow for detection limits as low as 5 pg/mL, 24 non-targeted approaches have to compromise sensitivity and typically higher detection limits of screening protocols at approximately 10 20 ng/mL.

It is one part of a much larger game drive complex located at Rollins Pass, situated above modern tree limit and along the Continental Divide, at approximately 3600 m above sea level.

RIN is perceived to have a pitch when the rate is above the lower limit of pitch [ 3], at approximately 30 Hz. Sustained time-locked responses are observed to be related to the temporal regularity of the stimulus, commonly emphasized as a relevant stimulus feature in models of pitch perception (e.g., [ 1]).