Design and realization of a digitally controlled closed loop calibration system for smart sensors, capable of self-learning, is reported.
On the road to improving the electrocatalysis of glucose, one-dimensional materials mainly including nanowires and nanotubes are commonly proposed because of their fascinating characters, and both of them are reported capable of offering better catalytic performance compared to commercial Pt/C and Pt black catalysts.
There the taxpayer was the owner of an undisclosed business capable of producing taxable income; here the disclosed business of the petitioners was proven to be capable of producing much more income than was reported and in a quantity sufficient to account for the net worth increases.
Similar to the isolates of fungi, lists of bacterial strains capable of degrading keratins have been reported.
Microbial biotechnology and metabolic engineering promises to diversify the application of the biorefinery approach for production of novel products and several 'designer yeast strains' capable of using polyfructose have been reported (Martel et al. [2011]; Wang et al. [2011]; Zhang et al. [2010]).
Along with intrinsic magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) advantages, iron oxide nanomaterials capable of photothermal conversion have been reported very recently and have again raised great interest in their designs among biomedical researchers.
Several bacterial strains such as Arthrobacter, Pseudomonas, Sphingobium chlorophenolicum, and Serratia marcescens capable of PCP degradation have been reported [ 23– 26].
Apart from these methodologies, no effort to develop an optical equivalent of QCT or µCT has yet been reported, capable of resolving the trabecular network in three-dimensions through the cortical region with and/or without soft-tissue overlayers.
A novel assay for surface DNA hybridization, which is free of sample and probe labeling, convenient and of low cost, sensitive and capable of differentiation of single-base mutations, is reported.
In cellular studies, while a small number of luminescent RuII polypyridyl compounds capable of targeting nuclear DNA have been reported, studies into the cellular internalization of lipophilic luminescent RuII systems have frequently revealed non-nuclear localizations.
The first successful implantation of electrodes capable of stimulating the auditory nucleus was reported in 1957 by French otolaryngologists André Djourno and Charles Eyriès, who embedded electrodes near the cochlear nerve of a patient who was suffering from a condition known as cholesteatoma (the growth of a cyst in the middle ear that results in hearing loss).
