Efficient and dependable methods for detection and measurement of synaptic events are important for studies of synaptic physiology and neuronal circuit connectivity.
Rapid and dependable methods for isolating human pluripotent stem cell (hPSC) populations are urgently needed for quality control in basic research and in cell-based therapy applications.
The Weinreb Nahm amide has since been adopted into regular use by organic chemists as a dependable method for the synthesis of ketones.
Currently, there is no strong evidence to suggest the most dependable method for assessing pre-induction cervical ripening since different studies give inconsistent findings (Pandis 2001; Park 2007; Rane 2003 Tan 2003 Tan
She was a chef and a food editor for many years, and she stands out as a source of reliable information in a nascent industry without dependable methods for cooking and dosing.
But they still lacked dependable methods for analyzing them.
Transitions in many atoms and molecules involve sharply defined frequencies in the vicinity of 1010 hertz, and, after dependable methods of generating such frequencies were developed during World War II for microwave radar, they were applied to problems of timekeeping.
Telepsychiatric assessment is a dependable method of assessment with a high degree of accuracy and substantial overall intermethod agreement when compared with standard face to face interview for new routine outpatient psychiatric referrals.
A dependable method was implemented for finding appropriate experimental conditions to attain a disaggregated trapping of aluminum phthalocyanine molecules inside translucent silica pore networks.
From a clinical standpoint, a rapid and dependable blood screening method for determining hematologic parameters and detecting abnormalities that surpasses current technology would be medically useful.
In their standard form [ 14, 16- 18], ELISAs have proven to be dependable and accurate methods for measuring antibody affinities for specific antigens and for providing estimates of antigen concentrations in samples associated with medical research and practice, agriculture, forensics and industry.
