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These results indicated that these novel dual-fluorescence biosensors can be applied to accurately and sensitively monitor NP toxicity.

Through the assay in real samples, it is known that this system could be applied to accurately monitor the trace Pb2+ and Ag+ in aqueous solution.

This method has been applied to accurately predict the complex pressure distribution at the residual limb/socket interface of a lower-limb prosthesis.

The zonal rate model (ZRM) has previously been applied to accurately characterize the hydrodynamic behavior in commercial MC capsules at different configurations and scales.

A new experimental set up has been applied to accurately monitor the H2 absorption rate in edible oil hydrogenation by using a Peteric Pressflow Controller.

A principal issue investigated in this paper is whether a conditional moment closure-flamelet approach can be applied to accurately account for differential diffusion effects.

Spectral decomposition methods are applied to compute accurately the rms values for the control forces, suspension strokes and tyre deflection at front and rear in a half-car model with preview.

Pairwise multiple comparison procedures (Scheffé's and Holm-Sidak post-hoc methods for electrophysiology and immunohistochemistry, respectively) were applied to more accurately assess the source of variation between groups.

With further information on the degree to which a given vulnerability variable modifies the heat health relationship, more complex algorithms can be applied to more accurately value heat vulnerability, including differential weighting of the variables we examined or the inclusion of different or additional variables.

A geometric error propagation strategy applied to this graph accurately identifies the dependencies of specified targets and creates a set of increasingly simplified kinetic schemes containing only the chemical paths deemed the most important for the targets.

We show that this method can be applied to quickly and accurately identify points of change during crystal growth.