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This proof of concept experiment demonstrates the possibility of simultaneously detection of multiple OAM states in points located at different coordinates, controlled through the design of the holograms and shows the capability of our proposed method to increase the capacity of free-space optical communication channels.

Recent technological developments now allow simultaneously detection of several thousands of SNPs at low costs and by use of methods that can be automated and standardized across laboratories [ 1, 2].

In the specific case of the music signal, regarding each piano note, the interference (parts or components of a note that are not orthogonal to other notes) caused by the rest of the notes should be simultaneously removed to allow the simultaneous detection of the different notes.

Simultaneously, the detection of the staircase during the traversal is used to correct the drift of the visual odometry.

In these cases, a combination of Roche 454 and Illumina GA sequencing will allow the construction of a reference genome sequence and simultaneously the detection of reliable SNPs even in the absence of a sequenced genome.

This methodology allows simultaneously the detection of a specific miRNA directly on a blood sample without the need of disrupting cells for RNA extraction and at the same time permits a specific silencing [ 63].

Simultaneously, PCR detections of M. bovis has been done with the nasal swab samples from Shandong province using MB-F/R primers.

Simultaneously with the detection of the main interference signal, the calibration signal was detected by a second photo-receiver and then digitized on another channel of the two-channel acquisition device.

For instance, sequencing of bacterial genomes using Pacific Biosciences's (PacBio's) single molecule sequencing approach that simultaneously allows the detection of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) methylation patterns in bacterial genomes is now routinely performed in many laboratories (Flusberg et al. 2010; Gomez-Escribano et al. 2016; Koren et al. 2013).

This type of analysis provides a powerful tool for reducing genetic variation between cases and controls, while simultaneously enhancing the detection of epigenetic differences emanating from in utero or post-natal environmental exposures [37].

This technology does not suffer of nonspecific background, simultaneously allowing the detection of HPV genome within morphological context.