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First, we define the parameter space by running the model over a range of lifetime and selectivity parameter pairs (Figure S2).

In addition, we examined a range of lifetime traumatic events with a reliable and validated instrument.

About half the endoscopists did not receive formal ERCP training, and there was a broad range of lifetime experience and volumes.

Further testing of the ovary-longevity hypothesis should utilize experimental designs that capture the broad range of lifetime ovary exposure seen in the pet dog population so that the critical windows of ovary exposure can be better defined.

During the photooxidation period (section (ii) in Fig. 5), the range of lifetime fluctuations of single QD emission is increased, weakening the positive correlation of PL intensities vs. lifetimes.

It was further found that constant stress-rate testing could be used as an alternative to life prediction test methodology for ceramic matrix composites, at least for a short range of lifetimes and when ultimate tensile strength is used as a failure criterion.

When we examined the lifetime of the donor fluorophore we detected a striking range of lifetimes throughout the transfected neurons with significantly different lifetime being detected in the nucleus/cell body and throughout the neurites, as demonstrated by the differences in color coding throughout the neurons.

While no shielding of the porphyrin would result in a nearly complete quenching and consequently very low photon output already at ambient oxygen concentrations, too much shielding would narrow the dynamic range of lifetimes and thus decrease oxygen sensitivity.

The calculated lifetime of Intralipid is in the similar range of the lifetime of other visible-emission-dyes used in various fluorescent studies such as Fluorescein (τ = 4 ns), Pyrene (τ = 2.97 ns), 4',6-Diamidino-2-phenylindole or DAPI (τ = 2.78 ns), Rhodamine 123 (τ = 3.97 ns), Alexa 532 (τ = 2.53 ns), and FAD (τ = 2.91 ns) [ 34].

Figure 1 illustrates the range of remaining lifetime risk estimated from IBIS and BCRAT models.

A range of fluorescence lifetimes is measurable with this approach including standard organic fluorophore lifetimes (∼1 to 22 ns) as well as small, simulated shifts (0.1 ns) under standard conditions (reported herein).