If the industry is to overcome the current market difficulties that are holding back exploratory projects, and resume large-scale prospecting activity in frontier areas, it must aggressively break the paradigm of the current exploration model.
To assess large scale removal prospect, continuous column study was done with whole cell immobilized alginate beads as packing material for the column.
Additionally, the process of protein crystallization is highly costly and time-consuming for a large-scale prospecting study of therapeutic targets.
Given that virtually no readily modifiable risk factors for HL have been established, the potential of aspirin to prevent lymphomagenesis is a highly attractive prospect that merits attention in future pooled and other large-scale prospective studies of HL risk.
A method of electrical prospecting had been developed in large-scale oil prospecting: this technique, based on the degree of electrical conductivity present in the soil, began to be used by archaeologists in the late 1940s and has since proved very useful.
With only a few microalgal strains being cultivated on a large scale for commercial PUFA production, prospecting for new, robust and fast-growing strains with increased PUFA content is essential in order to reduce production costs.
The British foreign secretary, David Miliband, expressed fears that the conflict over South Ossetia was spreading to other parts of the region with the prospect of "large scale" civilian losses.
C and N has a good prospect for large scale applications.
In particular we discuss the prospects for large scale optical quantum computing in terms of the most promising physical architectures and the technical requirements for realizing them.
This paper analyzes private for-profit (PFP) providers currently offering services to the poor on a large scale, and assesses the future prospects of bottom of the pyramid models in health.
"Centene could make a lot of sense to a strategic acquirer, given its large scale, margin upside and favorable growth prospects," Michael Wiederhorn, a managing director and senior analyst at Oppenheimer, wrote in a research note on Wednesday.
