However, when q ≥ 0.7, although C 1 cannot be satisfied in most cases and the sampling rate is chosen to be the Nyquist rate, the energy consumption of the proposal is only about 24%% of that of the sequential sensing scheme, which can be attributed to the parallel multi-band detection scheme used in A 2 shortening the sampling time.
RF heating of solid-state biological samples is known to be a destabilizing factor in high-field NMR experiments that shortens the sample lifetime by continuous dehydration during the high-power cross-polarization and decoupling pulses.
Moreover, it shows a complementary selectivity for the reversed phase and shortens the sample preparation procedure: it makes it possible to omit the evaporation step following the usually performed extraction because the organic extract may be directly injected into the organic eluent.
Furthermore, carbides and sulfides accelerated the intergranular corrosion of the samples, shortening the service life of the samples.
Furthermore, we found that the HIP treatment deteriorated the LCF performance of the material, suggesting that a high content of annealing twins present in the HIPed material microstructure has a larger effect on shortening the life of the samples than porosity.
By testing several centrifugation velocities and durations, equilibrium distribution was already achieved at 5,000 g and 50 min instead of 25,000 g and 180 min [cf. 11], shortening the exposure time of sample material to the non-aqueous solvents.
Due to the fast decay of O2− it was essential to shorten the time the sample spent in the tubing.
7) Shortening the "pods".
Therefore, our method could significantly shorten the time for sample separation, enrichment, concentration, and collection, and reduce the number of animals required.
