"Removing some of the pitfalls of human and animal testing means, theoretically, that drug trials could be conducted faster and their viable results disseminated more quickly".
Compared to whole genome sequencing, this is a much faster and economically viable approach for generating tens of thousands of genetic markers; 2) Multiplexing prior to capture is key to cost-effective population-level sequencing.
The minimal media and operable cultivation strategies devised in this study, in association with the works done so far by other authors, could enable fast, massive, viable and more economical production of single cell oils and smooth biodiesel manufacture.
This communication will demonstrate that an approach based on neural networks specially taylored for dealing with LIBS spectra would provide a viable, fast and robust method for LIBS quantitative analysis.
Laser surface texturing (LST) has been recognized as a viable, fast and accurate technology for surface engineering that is used to produce significant improvements in tribological performance of sliding surfaces, including their load carrying capacity, wear resistance, lubrication lifetime and reduced friction coefficients.
Maybe it's yet another manifestation of a mad world in which old certainties are crumbling fast and Donald Trump can be a viable politician.
Higher yields of most microbial VOCs must be achieved to make these bioprocesses industrially viable, but fast and accurate analytical methods to determine the type and amount of VOCs produced are lacking (Morath et al. 2012).
In contrast, these biopsies showed positivity for TS1 in normal lung epithelial cells, tumour cells, and in necrotic regions between fast growing viable tumour cells.
For years, all of us in Silicon Valley and its outposts have embraced the idea of the lean startup, shipping the minimum viable product, failing fast and iterating quickly based on customer feedback.
High-speed rail, while desirable and viable along certain routes, just compounds the pattern of moving people (faster, more expensively) instead of goods.
