I suggest to change "all" to "many" in the last line of pg 7: the random noise in Affymetrix data may be high for some of such practical purposes as, for example, expression QTL analysis.
The absence of inertial forces from reciprocating parts and the elimination of spring-closed poppet valves permit operation at much higher speed than is practical for reciprocating piston engines, an advantage because shaft speed must be high for optimum performance.
On the other hand, in all our cases of HDR-mediated applications either by TALEN or by CRISPR/Cas9, the efficiencies seemed to be high enough for practical manipulations in the lab; even in the case of 5 kb white knock-in (Fig. 4; Table 1), the efficiency was still as high as 0.5% in F1 flies.
The 94% targeting frequency in A. aculeatus was high enough for practical use in gene replacement.
It can be seen that the values of β are high enough for practical application as field emitters.
Users with a non-critical load can place an ESBC in series with it to work as a smart load, so there is high potential for practical applications.
Femtosecond two-photon lithography [ 18] is a highly flexible technique, micro-structures are directly inscribed on surfaces point by point, but this technology is in its infancy and the manufacturing cost is unacceptably high for practical applications.
Furthermore, the frequencies required may be too high for practical implementation.
Reactions between deuterium and tritium are the most important fusion reactions for controlled power generation because the cross sections for their occurrence are high, the practical plasma temperatures required for net energy release are moderate, and the energy yield of the reactions are high 17.58 MeV for the basic D-T fusion reaction.
However, the number of induced endmembers obtained by this procedure is too high for practical purposes, besides they are highly correlated.
