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To get insight on this process in our samples, one can take into account chemical properties of Ge and Zr ions, Ge-O and Zr-O bonds as well as thermodynamic parameters of related oxides summarized in Table 4.

Based on this matrix of proximity between the samples, one can construct a similarity diagram called a dendrogram.

Comparing Ni and Co-filled samples, one can see that in both cases, the dependence on the geometry is similar.

By comparing the collision-induced dissociation (CID) MS spectra of permethylated and permethylated plus deuteromethylated samples, one can calculate the initial number of attached sulfate groups on the glycan.

On this ensemble, which in our case consists of 10,000 surrogated samples, one can evaluate the mutual information for each surrogated sample couple and compute the distribution of the obtained values and the corresponding confidence limit.

With such large samples, one can find a clinically trivial difference that is still statistically significant.

To obtain high-intensity electromagnetic field (high compared to the inner-atom field) and not to destroy the sample, one can use methods of the local field enhancement.

If y i and x i are observed directly from a random sample, one can estimate ρ 1 in Eq. (1) by applying least squares regression.

Over the 10-h sample, one can detect the presence of nanowires that are in the process of gathering into bundles (Fig. 3a 3c).

For the AZO Y0 sample, one can observe that the grain is not uniform with an average size of about 5.7 μm, and some small white particles with a size of approximately 0.5 μm uniformly disperse in an inner grain and/or grain boundary.

Since tags are assumed to be randomly sampled, one can approximate the sampling history by drawing tags from the library without replacement, and at each sampling point, the observed number of unique transcript tags s(N) can be recorded.