Due to drawbacks encountered in various methods of experimental measurement, development of a crude oil RI model could facilitate exact calculation of crude oil RI from readily available experimental data.
Due to drawbacks in existing techniques, development of energy-efficient routing protocols is very much necessary now.
Accurate diagnosis of congenital anomalies still remains a clinical challenge due to the drawbacks of the previous classification systems and the non-systematic use of diagnostic methods with varying accuracy, with some of them quite inaccurate.
Due to many drawbacks of SLN tracers currently used, developing ideal, biosafe SLN imaging agents is always an urgent issue.
In view of failure to detect EpCAM negative "uncapturable" and CK negative "invisible" CTCs due to inevitable drawbacks of current EpCAM/CK-dependent methodologies, an integrated tumor cell surface molecule-independent SE-iFISH® SE-iFISH®has been systematically developlatformclinically validated (Fig. 4) [7, 9, 31].
However, due to the drawbacks of current treatment options, ideas for future cough management and newer products need to be considered and tested.
However, the dosage of coconut fiber should be low, not exceeding 1.2% of the binder volume, due to the drawback of its natural degradation.
However, at the same time, several failures corresponding to the disease altering therapies and drugs have also been observed due to potential drawbacks in understanding of the pathogenesis of the disease, development of drug candidates and subsequent designing of clinical trials.
Notice that the power allocation based on quantized feedback yields a larger amount of transmit energy, a parameter that must be optimized due to the large drawbacks of increasing the amount of transmit energy to the system, the customer and the environmentb.
However, the choice of the best appropriate pair is not obvious, both due to the drawbacks found for some of the newly developed orange and red fluorescent proteins and due to unpredictable weak interactions between donor and acceptor, that can lead to enhanced or impaired FRET, depending on the resulting orientation of chromophores.
