The monitoring of brain activity through novel, less costly, more tuneable and more versatile techniques is a major trend in neuroimaging.
MRI is a more versatile imaging technique than CT in that it measures a number of physiological and metabolic characteristics of human tissue [1].
For the characterization of the depth, it is necessary to perform investigation using multiple samples and employing more versatile techniques to optimize and evaluate novel dermal drug delivery strategies for drugs in nanoscale size.
So Joyce and his postdoctoral assistant David Horning attempted to come up with a more versatile RNAP ribozyme, using a well-known technique known as in vitro evolution.
S.M.U.'s Margus Hunt looks like a 5-technique end on paper, but may be a more versatile prospect than some suggest.
Seeking a more versatile approach, researchers led by biophysicist Kevin Kit Parker at Harvard University turned to a chemical patterning technique developed over the last decade by Harvard chemist George Whitesides.
Vampires, though, are a more versatile monster.
"There is almost not a more versatile product," Mr. Garcelon said.
There isn't a more versatile pitcher in the majors.
And according to Ducks coach Randy Carlyle, diligent practice has helped Parros become a more versatile player.
A more versatile option is the tandem of hydroformylation and hydrogenation of alkene to alcohol [8].
