Pascut et. al. showed that RMS can be used for label-free discrimination of individual live cardiomyocytes (CM), derived in-vitro from human embryonic stem cells [64] and investigated the potential for developing Raman-activated cell-sorting of individual cells [52].
In his Ph.D. dissertation, he investigated the potential of and developed tractable methodologies for residential thermostatically controlled loads and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles providing demand response services.
To investigate the potential of developing computer-tailored dietary behaviour change interventions targeting Australian adults, the abovementioned reviews were found to be relevant, however, had a different purpose, focus and inclusion criteria and considerable time had lapsed in this rapidly developing field [ 4, 5, 10, 11].
This study aims to systematically investigate the potential for developing surveillance and early warning systems using internet search data, for a wide range of infectious diseases.
This review summarizes recent research efforts in investigating the potential of developing crosslinked PHEMA hydrogels as a promising alternative to conventional water-soluble ASD carriers, and a related finding that the rate of supersaturation generation does affect the kinetic solubility profiles implications to hydrogel based ASDs.
Secondly, we investigated the potential utility of available sequenced fish genomes to develop SSR markers for functionally important genes in nine-spined sticklebacks.
We investigated the potential utility of available sequenced fish genomes to develop microsatellite (cf. simple sequence repeat, SSR) markers for functionally important genes in nine-spined sticklebacks (Pungitius pungitius), as well as cross-species transferability of SSR primers from three-spined (Gasterosteus aculeatus) to nine-spined sticklebacks.
My involvement in stochastic EM approaches for NLMEM was triggered by Lewis Sheiner who asked me in 2001 to investigate the potential of MCPEM developed by Serge Guzy.
We investigated the potential of compiled ecological data in developing habitat models for Macadamia integrifolia, a vulnerable mid-stratum tree endemic to lowland subtropical rainforests of southeast Queensland, Australia.
