The variability in the experimental design, immunization methods and outcome measurements of pre-clinical EAMG studies make it difficult to interpret the published reports and assess the potential for application to MG patients.
The fractionation of the phosphate within the substrate matrix was performed to assess the potential for application as manure in agricultural practices.
We demonstrated fast, reliable genotyping of five SNP markers in methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) gene, known to be associated with hyperhomocysteinemia and cardiovascular diseases, using RFMP assay and also assessed the potential for application to determination of allele frequencies in DNA pools.
It is also assessing the potential for micropayments and buying digital goods with BAT in the future.
We also reviewed the clinical limitations, and assessed the potential for safe and effective urological application of extracellular matrix grafting in place of autogenous tissue.
In this report temperature, spatial and time resolution achieved in phantom are examined in order to assess the potential for using this non-invasive temperature measurement in applications of hyperthermic oncology.
These parametric effects must be carefully considered when assessing the potential of nanofluids for various industrial applications.
The unsupervised discriminatory capability of L values shown above encourages the idea of assessing the potential application of this information for (supervised) prognosis tasks.
These studies document that in particular the genera Fusarium, Trichoderma, and Saccharomyces are being used as models for the development of MALDI-TOF MS applications and for assessing the potential of this technology.
Therefore, extensive efforts have been directed to assess the potential application of NZVI for the decomposition of organic pollutants in the wastewater.
To assess the potential application of this approach for prioritizing compounds for clinical trials (based on the information available in pre-clinical stage), we studied a subset of compounds defined in the 'Standard Agent Database', originally created by Boyd [29] and ultimately finalized by the NCI.
