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TB case detection policies in high-prevalence settings can be strengthened by systematically evaluating and addressing locally important barriers to attendance.
Here, we address these issues by systematically evaluating available CRISPR/Cas reagents and methods in Drosophila.
This paper presents a framework for a Decision Support System (DSS) to assist design engineers and system managers in selecting the most appropriate technology for a project by systematically evaluating five groups of criteria and subcriteria with respect to the knowledge based preference of the user and the project specific situations.
Such platforms can tap Tanzania's scientific potential in traditional medicine, diagnostics and clinical research by systematically evaluating the potential of existing R&D through technology scouting and audits nationally.
This evaluation is accomplished by systematically evaluating the procedures using specialized thermal-hydraulic computer codes designed for nuclear reactor plant simulation.
By systematically evaluating absorption intensity, electron spin resonance (ESR) signals, enzyme kinetic parameters and activation energies, we obtain evidence that the carboxyl group can enhance catalytic activity and may serve as substrate-binding sites, but the amino group can even inhibit the catalytic reaction.
Scientometrics work by Ismael Rafols and colleagues has revealed how journal rankings discourage interdisciplinarity by systematically evaluating disciplinary research more highly.
Given the increasingly large amounts of compound activity data that are becoming available, the promiscuity of drugs and bioactive compounds can be explored through data mining by systematically evaluating activity annotations.
Therefore, the aim of this study was to assess the results of corrective osteotomies of a malunited distal radius with the use of 3D planning techniques by systematically evaluating the available literature.
By systematically evaluating all possible basic configurations of material building blocks we show that BFO's top-level categories of material entity are not exhaustive.
This approach provides a first-time quantitative guide to strategic antibiotic design by systematically evaluating the benefits of antibiotic modifications.
