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When both case and control samples are available, the characterization of translocation could be improved with better accuracy (Mijuskovic et al. 2012).
Among the various techniques available for the characterization of waxes, chromatographic and spectroscopic techniques are considered to be very efficient.
However, reporter constructs for tracking proximal airway lineages generated from PSCs have not been previously available, limiting the characterization of these cells.
Various analytical methods are available for the characterization of these processes, including but not limited to: dynamic light scattering techniques (DLS and NTA), Field-Flow Fractionation (FFF), ultracentrifugation, membrane filtration techniques, UV Vis and electron microscopy (EM).
Because of technical difficulties such as the relatively short duration of catheter patency in mice, few reports are available on the characterization of extinction-reinstatement behavior in wild-type and genetically engineered mutant mice.
Few studies are available regarding the characterization of E. coli strains causing bacteremia.
A large number of molecular methods are available for the characterization of infra-specific M. tuberculosis strains.
However, until now, no data are available on the characterization of the transport of the STS model substrate estrone-3-sulfate across the ER membrane.
Nevertheless, considering the very limited approaches that are available for the characterization of medicinal liposomes, HSFCM possesses a considerable advantage because it allows for the rapid and simultaneous analysis of size and drug content distributions at the single-particle level and in liquid suspensions.
The available stochastic models for the characterization of the main load effects acting on ship structures are presented and discussed.
The paper starts with a historical description of available investigations aiming on the characterization of the bias flow absorption principle.
