(In the '40s, cases were commonly gold-filled).
Amongst the commonly used gold nanoparticles, silica-core gold nanoshells exhibit larger photothermal efficiency as compared to gold nanorods of equal number densities [1], whereas hollow gold nanoshells (HGNs) absorb light stronger than the silica-core gold nanoshells do [9, 10].
Gold, commonly known as Gold Beach, was the code name for one of the five areas of the Allied invasion of German-occupied France in the Normandy landings on 6 June 1944, during the Second World War.
Ten years ago, at the height of the boom, restaurants commonly sprinkled gold flake over customers' deserts.
Asians commonly give gold jewellery as gifts on landmark birthdays and other special occasions.
In vivo animal model results show that 4d and 5c have a higher urine recovery of the injected dose than iothalamate (a commonly considered gold standard GFR agent).
Finally, in hybridization studies, standardized measures of uncertainty (e.g., confidence intervals) are unavailable in the literature due to unknown statistical properties of the algorithms (e.g., some published results were derived from algorithms that include manual inspection), inconsistent definitions of a "reference" genome, and a lack of commonly implemented gold standards.
The commonly accepted gold standard diagnostic method for detecting malaria is a microscopic reading of Giemsa-stained blood films.
The nanoparticles produced a stronger signal than the commonly used gold nanorods and single-walled carbon nanotubes, providing real-time in vivo imaging of reactive oxygen species.
We first discuss commonly used gold standards and several fundamental issues with current approaches to evaluation of functional genomic data and methods.
The difficulty of evaluating the appropriateness of triage recommendations is that there is no commonly accepted gold standard for assessing quality in this setting.
