The first device will focus on ear, nose and throat exams, with future CellScope products opening up to a greater range of use cases, including skin exams, and perhaps going after non-clinical applications, like consumer skincare or educational toys, making microscopy a fun, social experience for kids.
The US FDA [ 21] overview favors the rotary evaporator because of greater range of use, e.g., for temperature-sensitive and semivolatile analytes, but notes that it is applicable to only one sample while both the TurboVap and K D apparatus can be set-up for multiple samples.
By 2004 he had finished his PhD and gained enough experience to propose a more ambitious project: building a humanoid robot with a much greater range of motion, using open-source design, allowing other roboticists to bolt on their own engineering and software applications.
The store presented a vast display of elegantly made tools for a great range of uses.
"I want to see a greater range of software used, so civil servants have access to the information they need and can get their work done without having to buy a particular brand of software.
The DISCORE program gives a greater range of binding energies using k i coefficients found in the fitting procedure.
Pure PEGDA hydrogels with varying molecular weights, which show the same range of E but a much greater range of Q, were used as a control.
Buyers said apps provide access to a far greater range of substances than used to be available by tapping up friends of friends.
A greater range of colours can be used with the JPEG (joint photographic experts group) formatting standard, which uses both lossless and lossy techniques, as do various standards of MPEG (moving picture expert group) for videos.
These include: develop a greater range of virtual contexts; use multi-sensory simulation; address perceived differences between virtual and real cars; improve motion capture capabilities; implement networked 3D technology; and use VR for market research.
However, this will require further testing with a greater range of samples than was used for the current study.
