The slow-Lagrangian scheme is unique among vortex methods in being genuinely (like its Eulerian sibling) a spectrally-accurate method: for laminar flows the error falls exponentially fast with N.
The developed MCR method has the advantages over the published methods in being more simple, rapid and the data processing step is not time consuming as it does not need the application of complex algorithms.
This reinforces the strengths of qualitative research methods in being able to "reach the parts other methods cannot reach" [ 30].
SCOS is analogous to all three methods in being sensitive to the motion of the scatterers, i.e. red blood cells, in tissues.
It differs from previous methods in being performed on 0·025 ml of whole serum instead of 5 ml of serum extracted with perchloric acid.
For T. pallidus di-nucleotide STRs were the most abundant type identified by all three methods in being between 55% and 65%, tri-nucleotide STRs represented between 31% and 38% and tetra- and penta-nucleotide STRs constituted between 4% and 6% combined.
