Furthermore, the specific technical and operational elements required for evaluating the modified helmets were identified, allowing an exhaustive comparative evaluation of the two proposed solutions (i.e., HGU-55P and HGU-55G modified helmets).
After nitriding, constituents of the modified layer were identified by XRD, the structure and thickness were observed by optical microscopy, and the hardness was measured by a micro Vickers hardness tester.
Chemically modified nucleotides were identified by primer extension.
Seventeen unique modified nucleosides were identified from S. griseus tRNAs (Table 4 ).
Specific modified sites were identified via LC-MS/MS analysis of digested histone H4.
The modified bases were identified using SMRT Analysis Server v. 1.4.0 (Pacific Biosciences).
In total, 24 449 and 22 153 modified genes were identified in 'Indo' and 'Su Shuai', respectively, based on alignment of their DNA sequences to the 'Golden Delicious' reference genome.
Seventy-five unique formerly azido-sialic acid modified glycopeptides were identified from 55 glycoproteins using 1,3,4- O-Bu3ManNAz analog treatment (Table 2 and Additional file 2: Table S2).
Modified nucleotides were identified by primer extension as described above.
The parameters of the modified BWBN model were identified with the MATLAB SIMULINK Design and Optimisation toolbox.
