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Both cases have a second peak equivalent to the first peak and resemble the 26 MeV and 55 MeV proton distribution of the CRRES observation.

SEC of the secreted QSOX1A or QSOX1B revealed the presence of a peak equivalent to a dimer and with no higher-molecular-mass material.

Because beta-lactams are rather safe drugs, a practical approach commonly used is to start with a loading dose equal to the first dose normally administered when using II, followed immediately by CI using the same total daily dose as in II (note that in doing so, one creates essentially a single serum peak equivalent to what is obtained repeatedly with II).

This would therefore result in co-incident peaks from these two isoform combinations and consequently three peaks, rather than four would be observed (figure 2a), with m/z separations between the peaks equivalent to ∼1 kDa.

However, adduct profiles in these two cell lines were not identical: peaks equivalent to adducts 14 and 15 in the DNA of MCF-7 cells were absent in DNA extracted from IGROV-1 cells exposed to 1  μ M Phortress.

An increase in the number and intensity of variant mass peaks equivalent to single IRDs, in wounding with water and with OS protein fractions, suggests the enhanced proteolytic processing of the up-regulated CanPI precursor proteins [ 22, 31, 32].

We argue that in this case the ratio between signals at two neighboring chemical shifts, one of them in a localized peak, is equivalent to applying a local baseline correction, thus elevating the peak out of the background noise.

The Kkt tephra is near the end of MIS 10 at Site U1429 and at the end of the light δ18O peak at 132 m depth at Site U1427, suggesting that this δ18O peak is equivalent to MIS 10a.

In this analysis, the 1630 cm 1 peak is equivalent to the 1632 cm 1 in Figure 2B, which is assigned to the deprotonated imine (−C=N−); peaks at 1612 and 1586 cm 1 correspond to the trans and cis-enamine, respectively (Table 4).

The total of student debt at its peak is equivalent to more than a quarter of Britain's national debt, or the entire welfare bill.

The 7° peak is equivalent to a d-spacing of 1.25 nm, which corresponds to the nominal lateral dimension of the mesogen molecules that constitute the mesophase pitch.