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Shear tests were performed by using both conventional equipment and a non-contact optical technique, Digital Image Correlation (DIC).

By using both conventional electrode recording and the holographic technique to monitor neurons grown in petri dishes, Magistretti and collaborators confirmed that holographic microscopy could accurately track electrical activity in the cell.

This research work presents the synthesis of hydroxyapatite (Hap) nanorods for defluoridation of drinking water by using both conventional (CM) and ultrasonication with precipitation (USPM) methods.

In spite of this, by using both conventional and original methods of contact mechanics, it is possible to drastically simplify the problem.

The above mentioned reactions were established by using both conventional methods and microwave-assisted irradiation.

More progress in crop improvement can be made by using both conventional breeding and genetic engineering than using either approach alone.

A success rate of 98.3% was obtained by using both the conventional and the HOS-based parameters with an NN classifier demonstrating the possibility of automatically discriminating pathological from healthy voices using HOS parameters [20].

We therefore investigated independently the methylation status of the APC gene promoter in DNA from inflammatory and non-inflammatory breast tumours, as well as from non-neoplastic breast tissues by using both a conventional methylation-specific PCR (MSP) method and a quantitative real-time MSP (qMSP) approach.

Six sets of DTI data were acquired from each participant by using both the conventional partial-Fourier EPI and the new k-space energy-anchored partial-Fourier EPI sequences, with three different acquisition matrix sizes: 96 × 64 (i.e., 16 overscans), 96 × 60 (i.e., 12 overscans), and 96 × 56 (i.e., 8 overscans) at TE = 82, 75, and 66 ms, respectively.

Our hypothesis was tested by constructing mutants of DmTR using both conventional methodologies and protein semisynthesis, so that the C-terminal disulfide ring was altered in two different ways as illustrated in Figure 4.

In the present study, continuous photobiological hydrogen production from syngas through the water gas shift (WGS) reaction by Rhodospirillum rubrum was thermodynamically scrutinized using both conventional exergy and eco-exergy concepts for the first time.