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In addition, we propose to extend well known design methodologies for successful energy interventions by making the role the context plays in these explicit.
Since carbonate reservoirs are at the leading area of research currently, this comprehensive review will undoubtedly guide future researchers and practitioners in the field toward identifying newer technologies and upgrading existing methodologies for successful field implementation.
Methodology for successful gene knockout using TALEN and CRISPER technologies exists for Daphnia [ 21, 22].
Our objective was to develop methodologies for the successful in vitro mass propagation of I. khasiana.
Following the isolation of HESCs [ 60], many methodologies now exist for successful maintenance of HESCs, generation of neural precursor cells and subsequent differentiation to defined neuronal sub-types [ 61– 64], also comprising adherent and non-adherent neurosphere based systems.
A generalized methodology for developing successful ANNs projects from conceptualization, to design, to implementation, is described.
In summary, we have described in detail the methodology for the successful isolation and culture of feline endothelial cells from aorta and vena cava.
Drawing from the abovementioned bottom-up approach, a different methodology was adopted for successful improvement of the traditional cookstove and its commercialization in Gawand wadi.
We believe that proper methodology is crucial for successful development of a regional oximeter with good absolute and trending accuracy.
The relative affordability of genomic analyses, once data has been generated, may mean that this research methodology lends itself well for successful capacity building.
Up to now, there have been many successful methodologies for the fabrication of activated carbon materials, such as pinewood-based activated carbon [4], coir pith activated carbon [5], rice husk-based activated carbon [6], and bamboo-based activated carbon [7].
