Literature shows that recognition of sexual dysfunctions in women is insufficient and existing instruments to aid detection are mostly too extensive to be used in routine practice.
Molecularly imprinted solid-phase extraction is then performed and could be used in routine analysis to extract 2,5-deoxyfructosazine and fructosazine from soy sauce.
The developed method proved to have the capability to be used in routine analysis of heavy metals in domestic and industrial wastewater samples.
The results of this study showed that PCR-RFLP and PCR could be used in routine diagnosis for rapid and specific simultaneous discrimination of Mmc and Mcc.
It is intended to be used in routine clinical practice and also to facilitate data collection and outcome monitoring for research.
The HSV HRM assay provides a cost-effective alternative method to conventional more expensive assays and can be used in routine clinical specimens, in cases where it is particularly necessary to detect and distinguish HSV-1 from -2.
Relatively few studies have used field trials to determine if CDSS are likely to be used in routine clinical settings and whether reminders generated are likely to be acted upon by end-users.
The employment of these methods will offer a useful tool to contribute to answer the role of MEL, AFMK and AMK in biological system and both methods can be used in routine analysis for these compounds.
As the chips might be located at few centimeters from the irradiation area and they are meant to be used in routine hospital practice, it is mandatory to assert their damage to both electromagnetic and neutron irradiation.
Additionally, these systems can be used in routine paternity analyses where more markers are needed to increase the power of exclusion or in complex paternity cases (e.g. involving closely related individuals).
These results demonstrate that DAFIA is an excellent assay to determine antigen content, identity and integrity of antigens bound to alum and may be used in routine vaccine quality control for testing antigens in Alhydrogel-based vaccines.
