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The unique algorithm presented by the authors is an extended version of an earlier one, adapted for determination of the limit-point load level of imperfect conical shells.

The scheme used in this study could be adapted for determination of the botanical identity and origin of other medicinal materials.

Because the Si shoot samples are mainly composed of phytoliths, we concluded that the 1% Na2CO3 method was well adapted for the determination of PhSi of fresh phytoliths containing less than 70 mg Si g− 1.

for the determination of cysteine adducts of benzene oxide in hemoglobin was adapted for the determination of the analogous adduct in albumin with a LOD of 54 pmol/g albumin (Lindstrom et al., 1998; Yeowell-O'Connell et al., 1998).

However, this method can be adapted only for determination of nucleosides that are very soluble in acetonitrile, otherwise the high amount of acetonitrile in the initial mobile phase can cause precipitation of the analytes.

For this, two different methods, the Nelder-Mead simplex method and a scanning method have been adapted for the determination of r1, r′1, r2, r′2 parameters without constraints to the reactivities of the monomers used.

This study demonstrates how GTPlex-PyroSeq can be adapted for the determination of multiple human papillomavirus (HPV) genotypes.

On the basis of mass transfer models and the results of our previous investigations, Danckwerts' pseudo-first order reaction method was adapted for the determination of interfacial area in a three-phase fluidized bed.

This chamber was adapted for the determination of O2 uptake (VO2) by using an open-circuit method.

After slight tuning, the described method can be adapted for the determination of myristicin in other biofluids, such as cerebral spinal fluid and urine samples.

The commercially available phage amplification biological assay (FASTPlaque™, Biotech Labs Ltd) utilizes M. tuberculosis-dependent reproduction of phage D29 and determination of viral particle counts on the fast-growing Mycobacterium smegmatis [6], [7], and has been adapted for determining resistance to rifampicin [8].