Maximum center of mass displacements are displayed for the population of small-animal PET scans for both respiratory motion gated and randomly gated datasets.
Sections of a mass spectrum are displayed in Figure 1 a by the solid line.
Both lab-frame and center-of-mass (COM) collision energies are displayed.
Each sample was subjected to nano-ESI-MS analysis on a Bruker MicroTOF mass spectrometer under identical spray conditions, and the resulting mass spectra (1 s average) are displayed in Figure 3.
For that set of assignments, the distribution of mass and isotopomer abundance errors are displayed in Figure 5B.
Univariate correlations between plasma factors, adipose tissue mass, VO2peak, and glycemic control are displayed in Table 2.
The distribution images of both mass 32 signals, S− and O2− are displayed in Fig. 8b and c showing that the enrichment in the S-signal has no counterpart in the O2− distribution image and further verifying that mass separation was successful.
The partial mass chromatograms (m/z 179, 193) showing the distributions of benzoquinolines and methylbenzoquinolines from the hydropyrolysates are displayed in Fig. 4. The partial mass chromatogram (m/z 179) representing benzoquinolines displays 3 major peaks (Figs. 4a and 4b).
The mass loss profiles of PVA, PVA/FGO composites and coated PVA are displayed in Fig. 6a.
These data are displayed in the right panel of Fig. 11, where they are arranged according to actual mass.
