The implementation of gating methods has markedly improved the acquisitions, minimising any interference effects due to the physiological movement.
The beetle killed lodgepole pine sample most closely resembles a typical "white wood" (Table 1) with the lower extractive content of this material minimising any interference with the lignin determination.
The fluorescent dye Sypro Orange (a red-shifted dye used to minimise any optical interference from the fragments, Life Technologies Ltd., Paisley, UK) was used to report protein unfolding.[ 41] In a total volume of 100 μL, each well contained the MAYSAM RadA mutant (6.3 μ m), 2.5× Sypro Orange, Tris (20 m m, pH 7.5) and NaCl (100 m m).
This tether length was chosen as a trade-off between the need for the tag to have a good chance of breaking the sea surface to transmit in air when the sunfish was near the surface, and the need to minimise drag to the fish and any interference of the tag with fin movements during swimming.
FLAB allows the user to tune various parameters to the data, but in this study, we avoided user interference to minimise any bias in our results.
"I think it's to minimise studio interference.
In fact, contrary to what people think, even in humans high EQ is associated with lower rather than higher emotionality: it is about controlling one's impulses and inhibiting strong emotions in order to act rationally and minimise emotional interference.
A pulse modulation approach has been used to minimise the interference of ambient light and allow the system to have much higher output power and wider dynamic range.
Lignin composition can be modified by introducing phenolic derivatives or peptide cross-links upon lignification, and these approaches might minimise the interference with plant growth and development.
But Ivor's philosophy was that the "source" comes first: if you lose or deform signals from the recording, speakers have less to work with.With this principle in mind, he designed a turntable to minimise acoustic interference.
