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Optimum exposure time was determined by signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), given by sum intensity of pixels representing cell versus pixels without cells.

EUV sensitivity (E0) and optimum exposure dose (Eox) for this newly designed and developed resist have been experimentally calculated to be 11.3 mJ/cm2 and 26.6399 mJ/cm2 respectively.

Optimum exposure necessary for performance with the imaging plate technique to match that with screen-film techniques was determined, as was comparative performance with variation in kilovoltages, plate type, spatial enhancement, and hard-copy interpolation method.

Another feature of these data is that after the optimum exposure, the aptamer binding signal drops significantly, which may be an indication of molecular crowding.

The number of new cases attributable to suboptimal exposure levels in the past, relative to a theoretical optimum exposure distribution, is evaluated.

The optimum exposure conditions were determined using the wild-type genotype and the same conditions were used to image the mutants.

The optimum light exposure also depends on sequence length, with light exposure gradients of 60mers reaching a maximum hybridization signal at ∼3 J/cm (Supporting Information Figure S1), which is also in agreement with the crowding hypothesis, since longer sequences result in a greater mass of DNA on the surface.

Three treatment durations (i.e. 48, 72 and 96 h) were studied to determine the optimum colchicine exposure times at concentration of 0.25% (w/v) for tetraploid induction.

The lotus leaf needs optimum sun exposure for photosynthesis, he said, and so is adept at repelling water and dirt.

Circadian lighting systems provide optimum light exposure for different times of day, including energizing light in the morning, way-finding light for safe navigation and minimum sleep disruption at night.

Although logbook content is discussed at biannual reviews, there is currently no specific sanction to date for trainees or training programmes that fall short of optimum operative exposure.