Component-based development of embedded system software has proven to be a cost effective methodology, and many general component technologies are available from both industry and academia.
As the nucleotide sequence of protein coding genes is ∼1% of the whole genome, analysis of exomes is considered an advantageous and cost effective methodology for discovering the genes involved in neoplastic development.
To meet these challenges highway agencies are looking for more cost-effective methodologies for pavement management at project-level.
Continuing our efforts for the development of simple, eco-friendly and cost-effective methodologies, we report here a solvent free condensation of aryl ketones and aldehydes using iodine impregnated alumina under microwave activation.
Automated verification of control programs can be part of cost-effective methodologies to support certification, but it is widely recognized as difficult to attain in robotics, because of several traits that characterize robot design and implementation.
The lack of adequately developed globally coordinated, reasonable and cost-effective methodologies for updating may be why those who conduct and/or fund SRs do not commonly update.
Consequently, there is an absolute requirement for the development of rapid, cost-effective methodologies which facilitate the purification of such products in the absence of contaminants, such as superfluous proteins and endotoxins.
This robust and cost-effective methodology was reliable to extensively analyze the effect of operating conditions i.e. gas ratio, temperature, pressure, and space velocity on product distribution of selective CO2 hydrogenation.
This robust and cost-effective methodology was reliable to extensively analyze the effect of operating conditions including TOS (time on stream), partial pressures of different gases in reaction system (H2, CO, CO2 and H2O) on CO disappearance rate.
This method represents a great advancement in the development of CNT coatings following a simple, cost-effective methodology.
