The results of our analysis suggest that OBDF does not completely solve the problems of formation damage and wellbore instability in shale reservoir, and reinforcing the sealing fracture and inhibiting hydration capacity of WBDF will contribute to its wider application in shale reservoir.
Several elements contribute to its increasing applications, including the simplicity of genetic manipulation, the high yield of heterologous protein, the cost-effective chemical reagents, as well as the ability of post-translational modifications (Macauley-Patrick et al., 2005).
The easiness concerning its use and interpretation, as well as the quick results have contributed to its broad application, especially for screening.
It has been used to this day to assess a great number of chemical agents, which contributes to its increasing application in environmental monitoring.
In summary, this work provides a feasible route to choose and achieve a better oil-displacing agent based on the interaction energy between the oil molecules and solid surface, which is also important for shortening oil detachment time and contributes to its applications in cleaning fields.
The robust reliability of this test has likely contributed to its popularity and widespread application.
Currently, several researchers are getting interested in the time scale calculus, contributing to its development and showing applications of the theory and methods in biology (see, e.g., [3, 4]), engineering (see, e.g., [5 10]), physics (see, e.g., [11]), and economy (see, e.g., [12 15]).
Second, the energy is obtained from the environment of the application itself, contributing to its safety.
Drawing on a scoping review of studies of these wider therapeutic landscapes published between 2007 and 2016, this paper explores how, where, and to what benefit the 'therapeutic landscapes' concept has been applied to date, and how such applications have contributed to its critical evolution as a relevant and useful concept in health geography.
However, the complex nature of autophagic mechanisms and the lack of autophagy-specific inducing and blocking agents all contribute to limiting its therapeutic application.
