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Absorbance changes at 458 and 565 nm were monitored, corresponding to the greatest change of extinction coefficient upon oxidation or reduction, ∼4000 and 2000 M 1 cm–1, respectively.

We tested this hypothesis by adding different NaCl stimulations as inputs to the model and monitored the corresponding Hog1 response.

Superoxide production by PSI- and/or PSII-driven electron transport in the thylakoids was monitored with corresponding donor-acceptor pairs.

Betulin - MS – ion m/z 425.6 monitoring, corresponding to protonated betulin dehydration product [M-H2O]+.

Detection: Betulin - MS – ion m/z 425.6 monitoring, corresponding to protonated betulin dehydration product [M-H2O]+ Betulinic acid - MS – ion m/z 439.6 monitoring, corresponding to protonated betulinic acid dehydration product [M-H2O]+.

On the other hand, the cloud tier offers an opportunity to obtain optimal computation results for complex event monitoring, corresponding to the advantage of centralized approaches.

It is estimated that the recovery will most likely be increased by approximately 2% as a result of seismic monitoring, corresponding to a net value contribution of approximately US$100 million, assuming an oil price of US$15 per barrel.

In our opinion, the optimal point on the curve for the enhanced predictor had a sensitivity of 65.4% and 1.83 false-positive detections per patient-year of monitoring, corresponding to positive and negative predictive values of 7.83 and 99.96%, respectively.

Reactivity of the obtained electrocatalytic surfaces was probed by monitoring currents corresponding to proton reduction and arsenic III) oxidation.

The catalytic activity of the dinuclear and polymeric species in the oxidation of phenol substrates by molecular oxygen were verified, by monitoring the corresponding quinone formation.

Additional apertures have been placed in the focal planes of charge state 3+ and new Faraday cups have been installed to monitor the corresponding stable isotopes.