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The results indicate that our model is both accurate and is thus an effective tool for analysis of the effect of such coatings in controlling temperature profiles and is an effective tool for designing fire protection using this new generation of coatings.
Conclusion: aCGH is an effective tool for analysis of cytogenetic aberrations in MBC, which involves different biological processes than female.
Scientific visualization of geospatial data provides highly effective tools for analysis and communication of information about the land surface and its features, properties, and temporal evolution.
The continuous wavelet transform (CWT) has been proved to be an effective tool for the analysis of multi-degree of freedom systems due to its high resistance to noise-polluted signals.
The main result is the development and improvement of an effective tool for the analysis of direct solidification parameters.
It has recently been shown that genomic insertional mutagenesis using piggyBac combined with a phenotypic screen for attenuated growth of the blood stages provided an effective tool for functional analysis of Plasmodium genes [ 19].
MethGo is a simple and effective tool for the analysis of BS-Seq data including both WGBS and RRBS.
In order to use the zebrafish as an effective tool for functional analysis of the 16p11.2 CNV, we used the strategy shown in Fig. 1A.
The new three-parameter, elastic foundation model provides an effective and efficient tool for analysis and design of general adhesive joints.
The high correlation between the signals derived from the microarrays and the Taqman RT-PCR shows that mgMOS is an effective probabilistic tool for analysis of the array hybridization signals and that it provides accurate estimates of gene expression level relative to equivalent data from quantitative RT-PCR.
These non-invasive methods have also the additional advantage to allow time-course metabolic analysis and can represent effective tools for the analysis of intermediate steps including less stable compounds of biosynthetic pathways [ 63 66].
