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The development of the FIB secondary etching method enabled for the first time, the fabrication of SWNT forest metamaterials for the optical and infrared regime, for future applications, e.g., in superlenses, antennas, or thermal metamaterials.
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This method enables, for the first time, the fabrication of nanoscale metamaterial patterns and the catalytic growth of high-density CNT structures as small as about 150 nm on a predeposited catalyst film in designated areas.
Our method enables, for each known exon, to assess its probability of being alternatively spliced.
In this study, we developed a novel method enabling for the first time, to our knowledge, the fast and automatic annotation of SLiM-mediated interactions on large-scale datasets.
The novel proxy outcome method enabled the adjustment for the effects of unknown/unmeasured confounders and is a useful tool for improving the reliability of estimated effect sizes in observational research.
Our method enabled ratiometric measurements for two sensors to cancel out artifacts caused by contracting movement of the cell.
Even though our proposed method enabled quick calculation for metabolome-scale compound sets with better AUC and AUPR, there is still room to improve, especially AUPR, for more practical use.
This method enabled us to analyze for up to 27 different specificities in each sample (two examples of this staining method are provided in Supplementary Figure S2).
Using this method enabled us to account for differences in maternal characteristics between public and private patients where information was available.
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