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The concentrator accepts diffuse solar radiation with an intercept factor of near 100% and so is suitable particularly for tropical climates.

Over the triphosphate substrate concentration range employed in the assays, this rate is substantially higher than that of SAMHD1 dNTP hydrolysis (kcat, ∼1.3 s−1) and so is suitable as the coupling enzyme in an assay.

The concentration and purity of RNA are evaluated by measuring the optical density of the RNA solution at 280 and 260 n M; the Nanodrop ND-100 (www.labtech.co.uk) allows accurate analysis of 1  μl volumes and so is suitable for quantification of small precious clinical samples without the need to dilute them.

The reduced frequency MSEs include only modelled data and so are suitable for the experimental validation of the simulation.

The set of tests can effectively represent components at different locations in a structure, and so are suitable for estimating stochastic dependence in model parameters.

Finally, the chambers are considered disposable with relatively cheap manufacturing costs and so are suitable for the investigation of chemotaxis using fresh human cancer cell samples.

Of the models identified here, linear models are relatively restrictive as the relationship between any factor and the outcome is assumed to be linear and so are suitable for smaller data sets.

Data for physical interactions between proteins in the form of protein protein interaction networks (PPIN) is abundant and so are suitable clustering approaches that find dense areas in networks.

In this way, it is possible to identify those solutions that perform best in energy and environmental terms, and that so are suitable for construction of sustainable buildings.

In any case, our results generally indicate that the method has value, and so is potentially suitable for wider applications.

In addition, InGaAs sensors were used, which present rapid response and so are more suitable for real time measurements.