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The main novelty of our manuscript is the investigation of the plasma spray parameters on the bio-capability of the (TiO2) coatings.
It was found that the transition from NH3/Ar to NH3/N2 gas system at other constant processing conditions resulted in increasing the CNT surface roughness, the degree of structural defects, the number of NH2-functional groups connected to the CNT surface and the bio-immobilization capability.
The report soberly concludes that "the nation does not yet have adequate bio-response capability to meet fundamental expectations during a large-scale biological event".
These centers would establish labs and bio-surveillance capability and conduct training in cooperation with the host countries' health agencies.
It has also invited researchers from interdisciplinary sciences for the purpose of inducing bio-inspired capabilities in the robotics.
In summary, this study may suggest that the bio-mechanical capabilities of a two-screw locked construct is comparable to a three-screw non-locked construct in osteoporotic bone, thus providing adequate fixation of short metaphyseal segments in juxta-articular fractures.
The label-free affinity bio-molecules sensing capability has also been demonstrated using biotin and streptavidin as the receptor and the analyte.
To demonstrate the bio-affinity sensing capability of this spectra reflection based optical fiber tip LSPR sensor, we applied these sensors to detect the presence of bimolecular such as biotin and streptavidin [ 18, 19].
Previous work has demonstrated the capability of bio-electrochemical reactors (BER) to remove a variety of water contaminants, including nitrate, in the presence of a soluble carbon source.
Co-culture of rice, Azolla, and loach is proposed for developing bio-regenerative life support capability with high efficiency of the usage of habitation and agriculture area.
The bio-distribution and targeting capability of pharmaceuticals may be assessed in small animals by imaging gamma-rays emitted from radio-isotope markers.
