Compared to conventional packed tube or thin-layer cell immunoreactor, the proposed microreactor showed remarkable properties such as lower cost, simpler fabrication, better practicality and wider dynamic range for fast CL immunoassay with good reproducibility and stability.
The researchers assigned high scores to positive categories (like a former partner was "reliable, trustworthy and of sentimental value"), and lower scores to more negative categories (practicality and sexual access).
Application results prove that this kind of A/D converter is programmable, high precision, and the voltage conversion range is large, what's more, its price is relative lower and so it has a certain practicality and popularize value.
Thses social - almost political - aspirations are counterbalanced by an obsessive practicality and a constant drive to lower prices.
While moving for a small business is often a decision rooted in practicality -- reaching a new market, lower costs, accommodating a growing team -- there are several benefits it can provide the mind that ultimately refresh how you do business.
The device's capacity for rapid repetitive injection and the lower quantity and stability of DNA enhance the practicality and utility of this approach for vaccination of endangered species in captivity or administration to poultry or other animals.
The trabecular scarring and destructive nature of ALT limited its clinical practicality for those who lost the pressure-lowering effective with time.
Although there are several possible approaches to reducing A1C levels, there is a growing body of evidence demonstrating the effectiveness and practicality of structured SMBG-based interventions in lowering A1C and markers of metabolic risk in this population (31, 32).
Its shorter size will also increase practicality, with a decreased time for completion and a lower rate of missing answers.
A stepwise evaluation can be designed such that tests obtained in higher (earlier) tiers have a greater expected diagnostic yield, lower invasiveness of testing, better potential of intervention, and easier overall practicality.
These attrition rates are slightly lower than those reported by Guerchet et al. (22) and emphasise the practicality of two-phase studies.
