While the structures of lead compounds cannot be disclosed, the analysis is thought to provide an example of the interplay of different methods applied in practical lead identification.
The presence of organosilica exerts subtle effects on multiple parameters of the particles, including their size, shape, electrokinetic potential, photostability, kinetics of endocytic uptake and cytotoxicity, which are investigated by the interplay of colorimetric methods and digital holographic microscopy.
And, despite a tendency to reduce the complexities of Zionism to colonial terms, her book turned out to be less a dismissal of Israel's archeological claims than an investigation into what the political scientist Timothy Mitchell called "the interplay of scientific method, cultural imagination, and political power" that went into making them.
This approach allows for much interplay between methods of algebraic geometry, complex analysis, the theory of harmonic maps, and topology.
The findings from this work show that there is high potential to gain when the transaction fees are low, and an investor is able to benefit from the proposed interplay of the two filtering methods.
Till date, no combinatorial approach was undertaken in ALK with the interplay of in silico prediction methods along with molecular docking and molecular dynamics.
Complexities in the use of CRC screening methods, their variable uptake and interplay of aspirin use with sensitivity of screening methods make it almost impossible to predict the magnitude of impact of CRC screening on aspirin benefit in future.
This interplay between innovation and universality is also an essential ingredient of methods for automatic text generation.
Experimentally, the strategic combination of methods to monitor distinct aspects of the lectin glycan interplay offers a promising perspective to answer this question.
Much of this activity has been precipitated by the interplay of arts and design practices with methods and approaches found in scientific and technological disciplines.
