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In addition, whole genome single cell sequencing is limited by throughput, demonstrated by the low number of neurons reported in this field, and is complicated further by variable results (Cai et al. N = 82 (QC neurons), Evrony et al. N = 6, Gole et al. N = 6, McConnell et al. N = 110).

The smaller delay, lower packet loss rate and constant throughput demonstrate that IAC/O can be used for networks to maintain real-time traffic applications, such as VoIP or VoD.

In the system level simulation, the performance results of signal interference noise ratio (SINR) and throughput demonstrate that the proposed scheme has great advantages in interference management in Het-Net.

The effects of increasing the flow rate of cooling water on throughput are demonstrated and it is indicated that the rate of cooling is ultimately limited by thermal conduction in the produce.

In this study, the authors noted delays in OR-to-ICU OR-to-ICU OR-to-ICU impeded SICU transferut and demonstrelated reductoon impeded delaySICUthroughputentions reduced time to trandfer out of the SICU.

The high-throughput methodology demonstrated here provides a means for such studies.

Recently a high-throughput approach demonstrated that inhibition of GSK3β leads to shortening of the period in cultured mammalian cells [18].

High-throughput sequencing demonstrated that the main and the accessory olfactory epithelia have virtually identical profiles of expressed genes.

59 The high-throughput sequencing demonstrated that a restricted set of miRNAs are responsible for the majority of the miRNA expression in GC, providing a tissue signature.

We report in particular that our high throughput methods demonstrate that there is a common gene alteration to both tumors (loss of chromosome 1p), which may represent an early event common in the histogenesis of both tumors.

To illustrate the progress that was made in only eight decades, in 1999 the U.S. government designed and fabricated a single silicon chip implementation of the Data Encryption Standard DESS) with a demonstrated throughput of 6.7 billion bits (6.7 gigabits) per second.