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Several channel configurations and a wide range of electrode separations were tested for each array, and their thresholds and selectivity were estimated.

Shorter times for separation were tested but resulted in co-elution for certain compounds.

The purity of the nuclear and cytoplasmic fractions of each separation were tested in duplicate using Western blots stained with antibodies to the nuclear marker, PARP-1, and the mitochondrial marker, porin.

Since analysis of cell culture samples using SEC appeared to be a problem of separation capacity, columns promising higher separation efficiencies were tested.

This is the reason why harmonic separation methods were tested and used in order to describe both parts, as well as their mutual interaction.

Thus, to prevent any impact of audience effects on the bird's reaction to displayed stimuli (e.g. the absence of produced signals owing to the absence of potential receivers) and to reduce stress responses from separation, all pigeons were tested in pairs.

Several measures of scale, including annual separations and bed-days, were tested and found to be correlated.

Infants wore custom-built NIRS headgear consisting of 2 source-detector arrays (see Fig.  1) containing a total of 26 channels (source: detector separations; 20 mm) and were tested with the UCL topography system (NTS2; Everdell et al. 2005).

A total of 15 different Tx-Rx combinations were tested with separations ranging from 0.53 to 3.38 m.

SHR and control Wistar-Kyoto (WKY) rats were subjected to maternal separation for 3 hours per day from postnatal day 2 to 14. Rats were tested for separation-induced anxiety-like behaviour followed by in vivo chronoamperometry to determine whether changes had occurred in striatal clearance of dopamine by DAT.

The separation performances of rationally designed copolymers were tested in a 1.2 cm long separation channel, simulating microchip-based capillary electrophoresis.