While this can become an issue, it is easily handled as the MCS algorithm is highly parallel and, in the case of long running simulation requirements, may be easily parallelized in order to quickly simulate complex systems.
It is easily handled and has advantages over other short-term tests that require previous preparations of tested samples, as well as the addition of exogenous metabolic system [ 14].
Despite the Si-H-terminated surface for many applications [1, 2, 3, 4] is precluded due to its propensity to oxidize, it can be easily handled in air for 1.5 h without measurable degradation.
Give it some time to cool down so it can be easily handled.
It can be easily handled and, because of its high water solubility, can be used to generate large amounts of NO in aqueous solution.
Then regulators will determine if it can be easily handled by pilots with light-sport licenses, which can be obtained with as little as 20 hours of instruction.
They constitute a special case which (1) rarely occurs and (2) is disregarded here because it may be easily handled by the software.
Moreover, the length of the AlN nanowire is ranging from 60 to 80 μm, which is very helpful for the photolithography process because it can be easily handled in the optical microscope.
Allow the pan to cool down a little so it can be easily handled.
Once the chicken cools down enough so that it can be easily handled, use your hands to shred the meat into bite-sized pieces.
Decellularized liver-derived ECM has been used for 3D culture of hepatocytes because it is bioresorbable, can be easily handled, supports long-term liver function and provides 3D organ architecture and ECM components (Bao et al. 2011).
