Restriction enzymes are robust tools for the recombinant DNA technology.
The preliminary reliability and factorial structure evidence suggests the Y-PASS correlate questionnaires are robust tools for measuring correlates of context-specific physical activity in children.
ANNs are robust tools with advantageous capabilities for addressing the unpredictable complexities of nonlinear phenomena such as the stochastic behavior of the wind resource, which cannot be handled by conventional methods accurately.
The authors have used Biacore biosensors (Biacore AB, Uppsala, Sweden) which have been proven to be robust analytical tools for the automated immunochemical detection of whey in milk and milk powder.
Due to its high spatial resolution in three dimensions and good soft-tissue contrast, MR imaging is highly desirable for this purpose and has been demonstrated to be a robust tool for imaging and tracking the migration of stem cells in various diseases [1, 2].
TRFLP analysis of microbial communities, in combination with multivariate statistical methods, has been shown to be a robust tool for visualizing microbial differences between samples [ 65- 67] and has been used successfully in a number of microbial ecology studies [ 41, 68- 70].
It is demonstrated that the proposed CFD model can be a robust tool for the scale-up and design of industrial LSCFB reactors.
Population toxicokinetic models can be robust and useful tools for risk assessment of chemicals, because they allow quantification and integration of population variability in toxicokinetics.
The biological modeling community is currently entering a new stage: it already moved from the development of individual models to the definition of databases and repositories for these models to be shared; the next evolution is to provide robust tools for on-demand component model integration.
The encouraging results demonstrate that this method will be a robust tool for practitioners to better perform reservoir operations in balancing the human and environmental requirements.
