One, four, twelve and forty-eight hours post-treatment, leaves were cut and harvested respectively, quick-frozen in liquid nitrogen, then stored at -80°C.
Extensive evaluation of the algorithm, on a database of more than 12 hours of speech and more than 22 hours of music showed correct identification rates of 99.4% and 97.8%, respectively, and quick adjustment to alternating speech/music sections.
Regarding Large Dynamic Type, I tested this by setting text size to smallest and biggest, respectively, and the Quick Actions interface responded accordingly.
The method has been fully validated (with sample solution R.S.D.s typically < 0.5%, LOQs of 0.04 or 0.006 μg ml−1 as 'active oxygen' for acid or acid/molybdate carriers respectively) and is quicker and simpler than the currently employed manual titration approach.
The brackets tested can be listed in decreasing order of mesio-distal width and depth of the slot, respectively: In-Ovation, Damon II, Quick, Time 2, and Synergy; and Synergy, Quick, Time 2, Damon II, and In-Ovation (Table 2).
Time 2 and Quick showed, respectively, the higher (1.50 N, p < 0.05) and lower (0.66 N, p < 0.05) RS compared with the other tested brackets.
Start-ups such as Flickr and Photobucket acquired by Yahoo! and News Corp. respectively–have turned a quick buck for their founders and early backers.
You have to go back 15 or 20 years to find decent returns of 37.8percentand23.4percentcent, respectively, and Cambridge Associates is quick to point out that they also continued to outperform public market indices.
It was found that mutant nematodes that lived for longer or shorter than the wild type, accumulated lipofuscin at a slower or quicker pace, respectively.
With its beautiful old trees, astonishing silver collection, croquet lawn and chickens (which you can play on and feed respectively), Dunham Massey represents a quick and total escape from city life.
In both cases, a finite number of experiments (4 or 16, respectively) lead to the very quick and efficient optimization of the process.
