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Various experiments confirm this prediction, affording a new methodology capable of directly arylating C H bonds at room temperature with a broad substrate scope and in good yields.
Adaptive control is a control methodology capable of dealing with uncertain systems to ensure desired control performance.
For this article, we have developed an effective analytical simulation methodology capable of simulating complex biophotonic sensing architectures.
We suggest that CAR binding is moderated by a previously unreported mechanism of steric inhibition which may apply to other adenoviruses and demonstrate an in silico methodology capable of rapidly predicting these interactions.
Motivated by these facts, this work proposes a new simplified methodology capable of predicting a reasonably accurate response of free-plan nominally symmetric buildings.
This paper describes a methodology capable of directly evaluating the ratchetting limits in cracked bodies, subjected to cyclic loads and temperatures, for an elastic perfectly plastic material.
However, the lack of disease relevant cellular methodologies capable of discriminating between inhibitors that directly bind AR and those that instead act on AR co-regulators has made identification of novel antagonists challenging.
One way of increasing the use of PI lies in producing methodologies capable of promoting a different approach to process development.
This is not only an issue for these new-generation radar altimeters (Sentinel-3 and Sentinel-6) but also for all innovative techniques or processing methodologies capable of providing higher spatial resolution of the ocean surface.
If time allows, I will discuss some other machine learning methodologies capable of estimating, ahead of time, the volume of daily emergency visits to Boston Children's Hospital or the likelihood that a patient may not show up to an appointment in an ambulatory clinic.
Here we discuss how proteomics-based approaches provide a set of viable methodologies capable of delivering quantitative information throughout the main stages of personalised oncology and a ratiometric platform that delivers systems-wide methods for drug evaluation.
