In this work, we present an on-line course applicability assessment (OCAA) to assist learners in course selection.
Advantages of this optical sensor include on-line applicability, no leakage, long-term stability (more than 6 months), fast response time (less than 1 min), high selectivity and sensitivity as well as good reversibility and reproducibility.
The procedure is then exemplified to analyze the influence of design parameters, such as the steepness of the condition line, over the applicability of desiccant systems.
In the line of the applicability of biocompatible monomers pH and temperature dependent, we assayed poly-methacrylic acid (p-MAA) microparticles as immobilization system in the design of enzymatic biosensors.
Finally, the duplications identified in the two TCGA ovarian cancer samples and the COLO-829 cell line confirm the applicability of DB to real datasets.
Given the extensive characterization of hCMEC/D3 cell line for its applicability to human BBB drug transport studies and its broad utility for understanding the molecular regulation of BBB efflux transporters in vivo [ 39, 55, 56], the findings of our study may hold clinical significance.
Key challenges: Using iPS cells and stem cells from patients rather than cell lines, to increase applicability to personalized medicine.
A plot of log (qe − qt) versus t gave straight lines confirming the applicability of the pseudo-first-order rate equation.
The linear plots of log (q e − q t ) against t give straight lines indicating the applicability of pseudo-first-order model.
In the line of showing the applicability and superiority of the proposed approach, it is applied to an electromechanical system, i.e., magnetic levitation.
In addition, the requirement of 3 days time duration for diagnosis delays the line of treatment loosing applicability of early diagnosis.
