The size of the shift is dependent on the strength of the hydrogen bond formed between the OH group and the anion of the salt.
The magnitude of this shift was dependent on the degree of dendritic functionalisation indicating the ability of dendritic branching to act as a steric shield, hindering the penetration of guest anions.
The shift from steady-state to emergency hematopoiesis and vice versa is a continuous process, and the extent of the shift is dependent on the type, strength, and duration of the stimuli and/or signals.
Perhaps the most unique and important feature of H NMR is that it provides structural information, the chemical shift is dependent on the chemical environment of the H, which is essentially its molecular structure.
Such a shift was dependent on organisational support and proactive, effective leadership and " …clear expectation[s] as to performance and outcomes in terms of collaboration amongst services and with service users to achieve physical care outcomes…".
To determine whether this molecular shift was dependent on phosphorylation of PDE3B, HA-PDE3B was co-expressed in Cos-1 cells along with IKKε, TBK1 or their kinase inactive mutants, and HA immunoprecipitates were treated with or without calf intestinal phosphatase (CIP).
The fluorescence emission peaks show red shift upon grinding and the degrees of the red-shift are dependent on the electronic effect and steric size of the substituents.
The thermochromic shifts are dependent on the number of alkoxy side chains.
This has improved significantly in the past few years, but the size of NMR databases is still relatively small, and many NMR chemical shifts are dependent on solvent, sample concentration, and other acquisition parameters, which makes exact matching a challenge.
This complicates equalization when using the M-QAM HNN MLSE equalizer, since the value by which the respective bipolar decision functions are shifted,, is dependent on the power in the channel and will therefore have a different value for every new data block arriving at the receiver.
The directions and magnitude of AMPA-induced phase shifts were dependent on the circadian phase.
