The test with urea can be applied to a tiny amount of mutants in raw extracts.
To test if the features of O. tauri chromatin are unique to this "untypical" organism or an adaptation, our analyses should be applied to other tiny eukaryotes that also have high gene density and small nuclear size.
Moreover, because of the fast and repeatable response to tensile force and finger motions, the simple device could be applied to detect quick and tiny human actions.
This work provides an easy operating and low-cost method to fabricate highly stretchable and electrically conductive nanofibrous membrane, which could be applied to detect quick and tiny human actions.
Even if BBDR modeling to support low-dose risk estimation was superior to other approaches, the data and modeling effort required are of such a magnitude that the approach cannot be applied to more than a tiny fraction of the 82,000 chemicals now in commerce, most of which have been subjected to only very limited toxicity testing at best (NRC 2007).
This novel design can be applied to automatic robots for grasping tiny objects because the spatial resolution can be enhanced by simply replacing the four capacitors in a conventional planar arrangement with two vertically stacked capacitors as a universal solution.
This model seems likely to be applied to other markets, too, should the Tiny House prove effective in swaying Australian customers.
Since this latter method could not be applied to our samples due to their tiny dimensions, matrix solutions containing ethanol were tested.
The software, normally used to study brain tumors in adults, had never been applied to the tiny structures inside fetuses before, and it took 70 to 80 hours of work to interpret the images and create the models, Dr. Tempany estimated.
After all, it's been nearly two decades since tricolored pasta swept the nation, and it's about time the concept was applied to its tiny semolina cousin (contrary to popular belief, couscous is a type of pasta, not a grain).
