The present method offers several advantages such as simplicity in operation, ease of preparation and recycling of Brønsted acidic ionic liquid (BAIL), solvent-free reaction conditions, and no hazardous organic solvents are used in the entire procedure including workup and purification.
Despite its simplicity and ease of operation, in-line transmission geometry is not suitable to image dense or connected objects such as tissue slides since the reference beam gets distorted causing severe aberrations in reconstruction of such objects.
China is also on stronger ground when it comes to infrastructure and the relative ease in setting up operations in the country.
The ease of operation in using characteristic representation is obviously evident than that in performing cumbersome operations of numbers.
The described system is indeed designed and conceived to enable ease of operation in both electronics and materials science laboratories, thanks to a customized assembly of PCB cartridges, designed to achieve a complete control of the gold probes to be electromigrated[33, 38].
Ultimately, adsorption onto activated carbon (AC) is a well-established and cost-effective technique among the various treatment processes because of its simplicity in design, ease of operation, high adsorption capacity and fast adsorption kinetics used for the removal of heavy metal ions from aqueous solution (Garba and Abdul 2016).
The identity of technical interest between the systems engineer and the final user is usually marked; systems engineering is likely to give special consideration to such qualities as reliability, ease of maintenance, and convenience in operation.
Apple's device nearly swept every category, with top marks in operating system, features, ease of operation, physical design and overall satisfaction.
Second generation sequencing technologies have offered monumental improvements in the production and accuracy of sequencing (in terms of read length, cost, and ease of operation), resulting in an avalanche of sequencing datasets.
