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On the other hand, more reproducible data are obtained using coated platinum tips.

In addition, USPBR provided much more reproducible data to make kinetic modeling of AO7 biodegradation.

In this booklet, we invite you to explore some of the history of Western blotting as we take a look back at some of the highly cited advances to which the method has contributed and explore some of the many ways the technique can be optimized to help create higher quality and more reproducible data.

The assay presents more reproducible data than one with EMSA.

In 2012, researchers reported the development of a new approach which they called 'SWATH' mass spectrometry that could yield more reproducible data.

It can be seen that for more reproducible data, a higher value of v can be used, whereas for data exhibiting extra dispersion, a lower value of v is more appropriate.

Hence, more reproducible degradation data are expected to be obtainable for exposures that are not multiples of the full annual cycle of UV, especially for those with a duration <1 year.

Non-invasive or minimally invasive tests may overcome this problem and provide more reproducible and objective data.

Earlier, we used exogenous precipitating ions to enhance the biomineralization process many fold a strategy that was adopted to amplify precipitation and to obtain more quantifiable and reproducible data [2], [3].

Experimental models of cells/tissues cultures in both simulated and real microgravity need, however, to be further improved in order to obtain more reliable and reproducible data and to minimize the impact of confounding factors.

The result of precisely quantifying such pathway-level activity can be new standardized sets of biomarkers ('pathway-based expression arrays') which we will show to be consistently more reproducible across different data sets.