The aim was to use simple chemistry and design a reproducible and fast to conduct experiment, which is flexible enough to include several process couplings: advective diffusive transport of solutes, effect of liquid phase density on advective transport, and kinetically controlled dissolution/precipitation reactions causing porosity changes.
More recently, however, perometry (opto-electronic scanning) and multifrequency bioelectrical impedance measurements have gained in popularity as they are more reliable, fast to conduct, and hygienic [ 1, 9].
Laboratory personnel may prioritize tests that are faster to conduct or those that are more common and can easily be done in batches.
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Similar to our previous procedure, we therefore used a liquid-liquid extraction, which is comparably fast and easy to conduct.
A cross-sectional study design is relatively inexpensive, fast and easy to conduct when compared to other study designs.
The fast battlecruisers were to conduct the bombardment, while the entire High Seas Fleet was to station itself east of Dogger Bank to provide cover for their return and to destroy any elements of the Royal Navy that responded to the raid.
Results showed that the probe has superior capability for fast, local, and continual monitoring of a small cluster of cells, which provides researchers a fast and accurate technique to conduct local pH measurements for cell heterogeneity-related studies.
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The memory savings are proportional to the amount of missing data in the alignment (Izquierdo-Carrasco et al., 2011) RAxML offers options to conduct fast and more superficial tree searches on datasets with tens of thousands of taxa.
In the early 1990s, however, pharmaceutical companies realized that it was faster and less expensive to conduct trials in the private sector, where the driving force is not knowledge, but profit.
