"Avon does well in a recession, because it provides low-cost items that are sold by women who cannot move up in the workplace," said Allan G. Mottus, a consultant to the beauty industry and publisher of The Informationist, a trade publication.
Either way, it provides low prediction accuracy.
Nevertheless, EDTA is more preferable than citrate and heparin as an anticoagulant, because it provides the lowest limit of detection (LOD) of MDA.
Though it does not itself conserve energy, HdrABC is essential for methanogenesis by Methanococcus because it provides the low-potential electrons necessary for the first step of the hydrogenotrophic methanogenesis pathway.
The Internet can replace brokers because it provides a fast, low-cost substitute way to sort information.
Platforms: several NGS platforms are commercially available, including Roche/454, Illumina/Solexa, ABI SOLiD, Life/APG, Helicos BioSciences and Pacific Biosciences; Illumina is a widely used platform because it provides large throughput at low cost.
This method was selected because it provides detection of VOC at low concentrations and grants collection of compounds with a wide range of volatilities (e.g. ethanol BP = 78°C; 2-BE BP = 218 °C) by utilizing multi-media sorbent sampling tubes.
The diagnostic use of ultrasound is widely employed in the Emergency Department (ED), thus becoming a standard tool in critical care, strongly recommended by International Societies because it provides a noninvasive, reliable, and low-cost examination [ 8].
Indeed, MALDI-TOF-based profiling can be a very useful tool for biomarker discovery because it provides a direct analysis of low-molecular-weight metabolites, endogenous peptides, and proteins in bodily fluids.
Prof Sachs said atomic energy was needed because it provided a low-carbon source of power, while renewable energy was not making up enough of the world's energy mix and new technologies such as carbon capture and storage were not progressing fast enough.
By the early 1900s the internal-combustion engine had replaced the steam engine as the most broadly applied power-generating system not only because of its higher thermal efficiency (there is no transfer of heat from combustion gases to a secondary working fluid that results in losses in efficiency) but also because it provided a low-weight, reasonably compact, self-contained power plant.
