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Here we adopted solution combustion synthesis (SCS) route, which is an excellent technique for preparing nanocrystalline metal oxides with high surface area.

Direct quantification of farnesene in dodecane was achieved by GC FID whereas GC MS demonstrated to be an excellent technique for identification of known and unknown metabolites.

Matrix-assisted refolding is an excellent technique for performing refolding of recombinant proteins at high concentration because aggregation during refolding is partially suppressed.

This study demonstrates that spray-drying is an excellent technique for engineering dry powder formulations of siRNA nanoparticles, which might enable the local delivery of biologically active siRNA directly to the lung tissue.

It was observed that supercritical fluid technique can be an excellent technique for preparation of docetaxel liposomes which otherwise is very difficult to prepare as a solvent free and stable liposomes.

Supercritical fluid chromatography, where a low-viscosity mobile phase such as carbon dioxide is used, proves to be an excellent technique for fast and efficient separations, especially when sub-2 μm particles are used.

The toolkit of cognitive psychologists contains excellent techniques for immediate detection of the onset of distraction.

He worked out excellent techniques for the experimental manipulation of Neurospora, as well as other microorganisms, and his many basic discoveries of new phenomena set the stage for the development of the field of biochemical genetics.

Conventional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computerized tomography (CT) are excellent techniques for imaging the urogenital tract.

PGAA and PGAI are excellent techniques for non-destructively analysing the bulk composition and Cl content of archaeological iron objects, because of their high sensitivity for Cl detection.

In addition, non-invasive mechanical ventilation (NIV) has proved an excellent technique, avoiding the need for intubation and improving outcome in selected patients with acute cardiogenic pulmonary edema, exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and acute hypoxemic respiratory failure [ 1- 4].