Technically, both Q-PCR methods seem ideal for diagnostic applications (Table 5): minimal hands-on involvement, one-step, one piece of equipment, quick results, easy numeric analysis, easy troubleshooting.
Sample flow, hands-on time, processing steps, and overall turnaround time were determined and analyzed.
Sample flow, hands-on time, processing steps, overall turnaround time, and specimen travel distance were measured by two independent observers over the course of three separate observation periods; each observation period was five days.
To help new users get started with this technology, the company also released a few hands-on tutorials that provide step-by-step instructions for setting up a Kubernetes cluster with the help of its service.
The website will host lessons in the form of videos, articles and forums taught by well-trained chefs to help the curious home cook (you) master techniques of modernist cooking "through practical, hands-on demonstrations with detailed step-by-step explanations".
An educational model was translated into three educational steps: hands-on training, group discussions, and a theoretical lecture including scientific evidence about the preventive effect of oral hygiene on respiratory tract infections, and health care-associated pneumonia, among older people.
Including all work steps, hands-on time for 12 specimens adds up to approximately 30 min being comparable to other semi-automated systems [ 10].
Known as a hands-on manager, Mr. Schulze stepped down as chief executive in 2002 and remained on the company's board until June.
The steps involved, hands-on time and total time required from tissue sample to annotated mitogenome ready for NCBI submission is illustrated in Figure 4.
We have also shown that lobChIP allows multiplexed experiments to be done using standard multi-channel pipettes with reduced hands-on time, since the purification steps normally done with spin columns or Ampure XP beads are removed.
