83 These studies were fundamental in the establishment of a robust methodology for consistent, large scale production of this cellular source by Schulz et al 84 which will undoubtedly serve as a platform to circumvent cadaveric donor shortages by providing a potentially unlimited supply of insulin-producing cells for clinical application.
It deals with the development of a robust methodology for the profitable and clean management of (fed- batch units under uncertainty, which can be refed- batchas a robunitsundernability-oriented model-based optimization & control strategy.
Endoscopy can be validated by MRI as a robust methodology for quantitative monitoring of therapy, representing a promising approach for future preclinical efforts to assess utility of novel colorectal cancer prevention strategies.
In rapidly developing countries where master plans quickly lead to new cities, planning professionals still lack a robust methodology for the appraisal of land use at the proposal stage.
In this work, this technique was explored in a robust methodology for the identification of red lake pigments, using a chemometric approach that allowed to explore similarities between colourants and classify the spectral data into the four different colourant classes, Fig. 1.
In our analysis presented here we systematically classified bZIP TFs into PoGOs and considered existing knowledge about their biological functions to establish a robust methodology to reveal evolutionary relationships of this group of regulatory proteins.
The aim of this paper is to introduce a robust methodology for the analytical calculation of strains in flexible buried pipelines due to surface point-source blasts.
Use of the ORBIT classification system offered a robust methodology for assessing the risk of bias for trials included within a systematic review.
This technique provides a robust methodology to reduce the number of species equations by identifying correlations in state-space and defining new variables that are linear combinations of the original variables.
Human Resource HRR) scholars and practitioners emphasize the importance of a robust methodology to study the relationship between HR practices and employee and organizational outcomes (Bainbridge, Sanders, Cogin & Lin, 2016 ; Combs, Liu, Hall & Ketchen, 2006; Guest, 2011; Hayton, Piperopoulous, & Welbourne, 2011; Paauwe, 2009; Wall & Wood, 2005; Welbourne, 2011; Wright & Gardner, 2003).
