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The availability of fluorescent dyes and the advances in the optical systems for in vivo imaging have stimulated an increasing interest in developing new methodologies to study and quantify the biodistribution of labeled agents.
The revealment of the interactions of Au III) with the microbial biomasses could provide useful information for developing new methodologies to facilitate both the biosynthesis of new advanced gold nanostructured materials and the improvement of the biopreparation of high-dispersively supported gold catalyst.
"Our industry needs to work together to develop new methodologies to meet this demand, while minimizing our usage of energy, water, and extracted resources".
Lack of translation of data obtained in preclinical trials to clinic has kindled researchers to develop new methodologies to increase the power and reproducibility of preclinical studies.
Therefore, there is a need to develop new methodologies to treat the energy systems in an integrated manner, which leads to improve the decision making of systems operators and market players.
We propose innovative selection of cases and controls and gathering of additional variables to address new outcomes of interest and develop new methodologies to control for potential sources of bias.
Obviously, much work needs getting on to find out the most suitable conditions for the biosynthesis of homogeneous gold nanoparticles and to develop new methodologies to facilitate the biopreparation process and its optimization.
We explore the inter-nucleotide representation introduced by Nair and Mahalakshmi (2005) and develop new methodologies to analyze this representation and extract some interesting features of the DNA correlation structure.
The Johns Hopkins ACG® System [ 9] has developed new methodologies to categorize disease types which are closer to the global conception of health status held by PHC physicians and to the determining role that chronic disease may play in resource utilization and clinical management.
