Using this device, several paintings by 15th, 17th, 19th and 20th C. artists such as Memling, Rembrandt, Hals, Van Gogh, Magritte, Mondriaan and Pollock could be examined successfully in various museums in The Netherlands, Belgium and the USA.
It has been used to study burns in animals in which histamine turnover in the skin was examined successfully [ 25].
Ten out of the 15 markers examined successfully amplified a single product of the predicted size by a nested PCR approach in 31 taxa.
In the late 1940s, direct touch preparations from skin lesions were prepared in North Africa and sent to Toronto, Canada, where they were examined successfully for smallpox virus for up to 4 months after collection (11 ).
However there are sound reasons for using a retrospective case study approach in order to examine a successfully integrated EMR system, since this provides a rapid, yet fairly comprehensive means of identifying the various factors that were critical in its adoption, which can sometimes take several years to complete in full.
In many instances such materials can be examined quite successfully by appeal to classical theories of poroelasticity where the skeletal deformations can be modelled as linear elastic.
This chapter examines how successfully the purported benefits of QbD have translated into real benefits from both technical and economic points of view.
This paper examines how successfully a simplified model of nitrogen budgets, linked to a hydrological model, can be used to represent the variability in stream nitrate responses resulting from different land uses.
Although the examined columns successfully achieved their theoretical strengths and were able to maintain their capacities up until high drift ratios were reached, the recoverability limit corresponded to the column lateral drift ratio, which fluctuated more or less around two.
The developed FE model provided a correct prediction of the structural impact response of laminated samples over the range of impact energies examined and successfully simulated the temporal sequence of the major damage mechanisms.
