The FMO method has previously been thoroughly described [30, 55 57].
The Hall method has previously been used to measure these quantities with great success [19].
The method has previously been described in two studies on healthy volunteers by the authors [1, 2].
The method has previously been applied for selecting single separations and simple sequences but has now been extended to cover synthesis of more complicated systems.
This method has previously been applied to the measurement of CH signals in laminar and low-Reynolds number turbulent diffusion flames.
The spine scoring method has previously described [42], [43], [51].
This method has previously been demonstrated to provide a relatively pure SRH product [37].
This method has previously been implemented in other taxonomically understudied groups [23], [26], [41], [42], [43].
Additionally, this method has previously been used for Drosophila [29] demonstrating its biological relevance.
The GFP reversion method has previously been developed for assays of frameshift mutation in eukaryotic and bacterial cells [29], [52].
The NetCTL method has previously proven successful in identification of CD8+ T cell epitopes in Influenza [14], [15], HIV [16], and Orthopoxvirus [17].
