Second, through judicious combination of point variations, specific properties of the final affinity reagent, such as solubility, tendency to aggregate, or performance in a particularly assay format, can be maintained or improved throughout the optimization process.
With a judicious selection of solution points and flux points, the approach can be made simple and efficient to implement for mixed grids.
It's well-arranged, generous, strong in melody, charismatic, genuine and judicious almost to the point of frugality.
Take-home point: Be judicious about the use of antibiotics in adults with a sore throat.
The Commission concluded that Goodwin Liu will be "an ideal addition to the Supreme Court bench because his judicious consideration of all points of view will facilitate intellectual debate and consensus building".
Several of the translators make judicious use of anachronism to point up the indecorous explicitness of Proust's dissection of sexual desire in general, and the subcultures of male and female homosexuality in particular: Albertine is "lusted-after" in The Prisoner, for instance, and M de Charlus mentions "rent-boys" in Sodom and Gomorrah.
Thus, knowledge of the pertinent lipid/detergent phase diagram should be expected to be a promising starting point for a judicious approach to IMP reconstitution.
Wells takes a judicious look at the matter, pointing out that although John Shakespeare could well have been, as many others undoubtedly were, a "crypto-Catholic," he had his children baptized and was himself buried according to the Anglican rite.
It is shown that judicious choice of the set-point developed here can reduce such undesirable effects.
A good match between the model and experimental data and a high correlation coefficient (R2) pointed out to judicious choice of the mechanism for removal of humic substances from the reaction medium.
