Sentence examples for applicable method to assess from inspiring English sources
A cost efficient and easy applicable method to assess local crop diversity based on traditional names and establish a baseline for red-listing of landraces is the five cell analysis (FCA).
We also describe the proteinase K treatment as improved and applicable method to assess the surface exposure of leptospiral transmembrane OMPs.
It will be quite a challenge to adapt and validate a widely applicable method to reliably assess dietary intake in SMI patients, considering their cognitive deficits.
We describe the development and validation of minimal methylation classifier (MIMIC), combining CpG signature design from genome-wide datasets, multiplex-PCR and detection by single-base extension and MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry, in a novel method to assess multi-locus DNA methylation profiles within routine clinically-applicable assays.
Table 1 presents characteristics of the participants.> -wrap-foot> aWork experience in years; N/A not applicable We used qualitative methods to assess how well the AP was executed and to identify barriers and facilitators to implementation success.
Cell Mediated Immunity assays (CMI), such as ELISpot, flow cytometry, cellular proliferation, and/or multiplex immunological assays were performed as applicable as primary or confirmatory methods to assess the overall immune response, as well as specific recognition of each patient's idiotype and tumor-specific antigens.
A rapid, generally applicable method to engineer zinc fingers illustrated by targeting the HIV-1 promoter.
The predictions are found to be conservative as compared with test data, and this simplified method are applicable to assess the fire resistance and postfire residual strength of concrete-encased CFST columns.
The purpose of this paper is to describe current dose-response assessment methods applicable to assessing risk following exposure to indoor air pollutants.
The proposed method is well applicable to assess the dependence degree of human errors in HRA which inherently has a linguistic assessment process.
This new concept of an ALS-conformed analysis of ICA blood flow velocity by duplex sonography may provide a simple, fast applicable and inexpensive method to qualitatively assess CBF in the peri-resuscitation setting.
