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The method has been devised based on an analysis of statistical values of several thousand of images acquired from low altitudes and traditional digital aerial photographs acquired in different lighting and weather conditions.
Additionally, a data extraction tool was devised, based on an earlier literature review [ 9], to capture the main features of studies meeting the inclusion criteria (see Additional file 1).
An interview schedule was devised, based on a review of the literature outlined above.
A controllable SIM evolution module was devised based on a genetic toggle switch in Escherichia coli.
A new aqueous formulation has been devised, based on a 50% solution of a modified beta-cyclodextrin (Molecusol HPB), which increases the water solubility of NITP 10-fold.
For instance, microarrays are devised based on a number of known genes and have limited power in detecting alternatively spliced genes.
To take account of all available sources of information apposite to HNA in cardiac patients, a questionnaire battery which included more than 80 items was devised, based on a 'trial and error' approach.
In contrast to the binary outcome of PCR, the raw intensities provided by the Illumina genotyping platform enabled a calling procedure to be devised based on a continuous measure.
To overcome glucose inhibition and to select for variants with a more specific D-xylose uptake, a screening method was devised based on a strain constructed from the D-xylose-metabolizing progenitor DS71055 but lacking the four hexokinase genes.
The following feature vectors are devised based on the losses in a fragmentation tree T x: LB : Loss binary, indicates the presence of a loss l in a fragmentation tree T x, that is,.
Aside from the extractive-photometric procedure established for aqueous solutions, a simulated field colorimetric assay for TNT directly applicable to soil was also devised, based on direct color development in a 4 1 (v/v) acetone dicyclohexylamine organic extract of soil at a liquid-to-solid ratio of 5 mL g−1.
