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Against proposals of specialisation, the three selectivity measures showed weak positive correlations across the cell sample, especially in the early window (correlations of 0.36, 0.33 and 0.20 for category location, category object and location–object, all P < 0.001), and to a degree also in the late window (correlations 0.25, 0.10 and 0.05, P < 0.001, P < 0.05, and P > 0.1 respectively).

The product selectivity measured in the slurry airlift reactor did not fit well with the computed one.

The O2 selectivity, measured as ([CO]in − [CO]out/2[O2]in − [O2]out) × 100, is very similar for all synthesized materials.

Palladium-iridium catalysts with different proportions between the metals and supported on a dealuminated Y zeolite (SAR ∼ 26) had their activity and selectivity measured in tetralin hydrogenation at 523 K and 4 MPa.

Good CO2 and CH4 permeance and selectivity measured up to 75 °C and under water vapour presence.

Furthermore, the selectivity measured when using mixtures (Fig. 5) shows the same trend as that obtained with single gases.

In the whole temperature range analysed, the values of the selectivity measured with mixture were lower than the single gas selectivity.

Remarkably, compound 8 was found to exhibit selectivity over all tested off-targets using the above criterion, with the lowest selectivity measured for PDE7B (of 55% inhibition at 10 µM ligand concentration).

When weighting and parameterization were compared, weighting showed a stronger effect on selectivity measured at 95% sensitivity, whereas parameterization had a stronger effect on selectivity at 75% sensitivity.

To examine the selective activity of AEMPs to bacterial cells over mammalian cells, we determined the IC50/MIC as a selectivity measure (Table 5).

Both WT VDAC and the S193E mutant also show similar ion selectivity measured in a 1 M/0.2 M (cis/ trans) KCl gradient.