We found that enhancement of the post-PCR sample is advantageous, with Phase 2 enhancement providing a small further improvement over Phase 1 (Fig. 3).
Real-time TSLO eye tracking is expected to be very advantageous for phase-resolved OCT angiography in clinical investigations in patients with compromised fixation due to disease, age or trauma.
Because it was not known whether this outcome represented patient selection or a radiobiologically advantageous regimen, a phase III study to compare overall survival following accelerated and conventional hypofractionated daily WBI was proposed.
However, it might be advantageous to include phase coherence and use it in conjunction with spectral coherence.
Addition of Pdc1 to Edc3 and Dcp2 is thus expected to increase the strength of the interaction network, which is advantageous for the phase transitions process.
Enhanced fluidity (EF) liquid mixtures are advantageous as mobile phases for the separation of moderate to polar compounds in liquid chromatography (reversed-phase, normal, size exclusion, size exclusion, and chiral separations).
In particular, the applicability of sustainability principles can be more advantageous in earlier phases of process design characterized by more degrees of freedom for decision making.
SEM and FTIR investigations revealed the presence of a developed honeycomb structure and different oxygen functionalities on surfaces of the activated products which are advantageous in liquid-phase applications.
Despite the non-existence of these exceptional conduction properties, composite electrolytes comprising an alkali ion and an oxygen ion conductor may prove to be more advantageous than single-phase electrolytes due to a substantial difference in the nature of the electrode polarization during ion flow.
Among them, the TTT stationary phase displayed advantageous resolving capability over the TDT and TFT phases for a wide ranging analytes from apolar to polar, particularly for structural and positional isomers, including alcohols, phenols, halogenated and alkylated benzenes and naphthalenes.
The thin film technique was found to be greatly advantageous for obtaining the phase equilibria at lower temperatures where solid-state reactions are too slow to reach the equilibrium state in the conventional methods using bulk specimens.
