Add comment

Move you mouse over the list of Hes to see the parameters in this preview window. 

This command opens a dialog box where you can add a comment to the Audit Trail of a spectrum. An illustration is given in Fig. 6.6. This comment will appear in the Report Display under the data block History. 

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There is another easy way to "cheat." On UNIX/Linux workstations, open up a new text editor and enter your frequently used statements there. On Windows, you can use the really nice MATLAB Editor. You can copy-and-paste multiple commands back and forth between the text editor window and the MATLAB window easily. If you want to save the commands, you certainly can add comments and annotations. You can consider this text file as a "free-format notebook" without having to launch the Microsoft Word Notebook for MATLAB. 

In Chapter 31, one of the problems asked you to comment on the difference between these two reactions. Now would you like to comment again and add comments on tire way we drew the starting materials. 

You can add visible comments or other information to a worksheet by typing them into one or more worksheet cells. Another way to add comments, in a much more flexible form, is by using a text box. ... 

Now you suspect the bug is in a certain line. But you don t know for sure. The line does some calculations followed by a POKE or two. You can make the line invisible with a RE-Mark. REM is generally used to add comments because it makes the computer ignore everything up to the next line. But it s also good for temporarily removing a line, so the line, as usual, is ignored. 

Numerical values can be assigned to variables in Maple by using the characters = after x, for example. That is, to assign the value 2 to the variable x, the colon and equal sign = characters are used together. You can use the sign to add comments... 

At the start of this section it was stressed how important it was to add comments both to spin system definitions and pulse sequences. Comments not only improve the "readability of pulse programs but also indicate what modifications have been made to standard sequences as illustrated by the examples in this section. In a complex pulse... 

All newly synthesized structures and all experimental results are stored in the CDB. The data model of this data warehouse is necessarily very complex and flexible, which makes it often difficult and slow to directly retrieve data in a useful format. Therefore, a specialized project data mart is set up that contains only the relevant structures and results for a particular project. This includes sample-related data such as availability or analytics results, but also project-related assay data as well as experimental physicochemical and ADMET results. All results are pivoted to a suitable format, normalized to a certain unit, and presented in a conveniently readable form. This includes the calculation of mean values (and other statistical parameters) in the case of multiple measurements and conditional formatting according to critical thresholds. An automated daily update procedure retrieves new structures and results from the CDB and adds them to the data mart. In addition to experimental results, the BICEPS mechanism is used to provide access to calculated properties (cf. Section 13.2.4). Since project data marts serve as central data exchange and communication platform within research projects, they are a natural reporting front-end for many other Cl tasks such as the results from HTS data analyses (cf. Section 13.3.1) or the BioProfile of a compound (cf. Section 13.3.2). The communication within the project is facihtated by a number of manual comment fields that can be used by the team to add comments or suggestions and to track the status of requests for assay testing. 

A special laboratory has been set up for stack dissection. The laboratory contains all the necessary tools for stack measurement, stack dissection, stack documentation, and basic characterization methods. The laboratory includes an extractor hood in which the plane-by-plane dissection is carried out, a camera that is mounted above the stack to photograph the planes on-line, a PC in which the photographs are copied directly equipped with collector software to label special photographs or add comments and findings, an optical microscope for documentation of optically... 

A summary of the HF vibrational distributions, , and the highest observed HF energy from F + HR reactions is given in Appendix II. The column labelled thermochemical available energy was calculated from (11). The column labelled observed cutoff is the energy of the highest observed HF vib-rotational state. Data from different laboratories and from deuterated molecules are included in order to facilitate quantitative comparison. No attempt has been made to assess the quality of the data except to omit work known to be suspect or to add comments as footnotes. 

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