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This paper presents a robust and repeatable method for mapping wildness in support of decisions about planning, policy and management in protected landscapes.

This protocol to acquire high-resolution DTI data in a robust and repeatable fashion will serve as a foundation to quantitatively study mouse brain integrity and white matter architecture, at what we believe to be the highest spatial resolution yet attained.

This paper focuses on crop science experiments in three key areas crop development, seed or fruit-set at high temperature, and water use illustrating some of the experiments used to understand key processes and, equally importantly, quantify these processes for crop models in a robust and repeatable manner.

Tuning the optical absorption of the gold nanoparticles in the NIR regime via a robust and repeatable method will improve many applications requiring large quantities of desired NIR-absorbing nanoparticles.

Tuning the optical absorption of the GNPs in the NIR region via a robust and repeatable method has great advantages reflected in the application of these GNPs in areas such as cancer therapy via photothermal ablation as well as cancer detection and imaging.

However, we first need to establish a robust and repeatable protocol for in vitro differentiation.

The present study has shown the value of a robust, reliable, and repeatable approach to identify landscape dynamics and integrate it with field data to inform a conceptual STM framework for upland grazing ecosystems.

Results: After ensuring that the production of a new radiopharmaceutical is robust and repeatable and all analytical methods including sterility and endotoxin tests are validated, the process can be validated according to a written validation plan.

Although RT-PCR is not a quantitative method these robust and repeatable amplification patterns probably indicate differences in relative expression of the isoforms in different brain regions.

However, Bright and Murphy [ 2013] have shown that by monitoring end-tidal CO2 levels during a breath-hold task, robust and repeatable measures of CVR can be obtained, even if the breath-hold task is poorly performed.

This method can handle a large amount of samples in a short period of time and the result is highly robust and repeatable.