For each of these individual solutions we specified prototypes that would accommodate the user's needs but are generic in its applicability at the same time.
Green fluorescent protein (gfp gene) bioreporters have distinct advantages over luminescent couterparts (lux gene), including applicability at the single-cell level, but are typically less sensitive.
In addition to validity at the material level, a crucial feature of a constitutive model is the applicability at the structural level; yet for concrete in fire there remains a serious lack of models combining reliability and robustness.
Although vibration-based mobilization of oil remaining in mature reservoirs is a promising low-cost method of enhanced oil recovery (EOR), research on its applicability at the reservoir scale is still at an early stage.
In view of the LGSs ability to control the finest motion of earthwork construction equipment, there is a great potential to boost their applicability at the project level, where decisions about the equipment control are made based on the global consideration of a fleet rather than a local view of one single piece of equipment.
Although, as we have exposed, StO2 has consistently demonstrated its prognostic value in critically ill patients, there is still so much to explore in terms of its clinical applicability at the bedside.
Urinary creatinine clearance seems to be the best clinical surrogate of renal function, taking into account its applicability at the bedside, its reliability and the negligible costs associated, provided that clinicians are aware of its limitations [ 20- 22].
The nature of the toxicity is not well understood, but it is likely to be due to the cationic nature of the peptide, impairing their clinical applicability at the current stage.
Sonochemical reactors have a great promise for many physical and chemical processing applications but its applicability at pilot or industrial scale levels is hindered by lack of novel designs which can reproduce the spectacular effects generated at the laboratory scale.
The data obtained from this model indicated its applicability at different temperature (30 50 °C) but data were fitted best at higher temperatures (40 and 50 °C) as indicated by high determination coefficient (R2), RSE and least χ2 values (Table 2).
