Many researchers have taken a general approach toward studying this construct, assuming that there exists a general CSE factor only, which focuses on teachers' general perceptions of their capabilities in using ICT (e.g., Durndell and Haag 2002; Teo 2014).
New technological advances in this area can provide additional capabilities in using LC/MS for proteomics studies.
However, our results revealed that based on predicted growth phenotypes MR-1 is most similar to W3-18-1, followed by MR-4 and OS217 in terms of metabolic capabilities in using various carbon and electron acceptor sources.
These results reflect the significant detection capabilities obtainable in using the array.
"The Iranians were faster in developing an attack capability and bolder in using it than we had expected," said James A. Lewis, a former diplomat and cybersecurity expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
To examine industrial capabilities and practices in using process design optimization software tools, we conducted a series of over one hundred interviews with practitioners and industry experts in optimal process design, focusing on current techniques, workflows, and challenges.
Other researchers have also observed a nontopographic filling-in capability in studies using other types of large (nontopographic) stimuli (Pettet and Gilbert 1992; Volchan and Gilbert 1995; Komatsu et al. 2000).
The introduction of multidetector-row scanners (MDCT) and advanced three-dimensional imaging capabilities have renewed interest in using CT to detect and stage small bowel tumours 8.
Interest in using the capability approach in health economics has grown in recent years (Anand, 2005; Coast et al., 2008c).
