The use of single sections from routinely collected FFPE biopsies makes this a more practical technique for wider application.
BLI, on the other hand, is a non-invasive and hence more practical technique to use in follow-up studies of transplant survival, but it lacks the high optical resolution of endomicroscopy.
Compared to the development of ammonia detection, there are several reports about NO2 sensing showing the lower detection limit, higher response, and more practical manufacturing techniques.
Students are more likely to practice practical techniques when a teaching video exists.
In vivo tibial X-ray-induced X-ray fluorescence (XRF) is a more practical noninvasive technique for assessing bone lead, which should find widespread application as a diagnostic tool and for epidemiologic studies.
"What we need is a body of people who understand molecular biology, but who can also cope with more practical physiology, or techniques like patch clamping, and understand how the many regulatory systems in an organism can contribute to the overall picture: because any number of genes can never tell you how the regulation of blood pressure works in a real animal".
Many more practical downlink transmission techniques including linear precoding schemes (e.g., channel inversion [2] and block diagonalization (BD) in [3]) and nonlinear precoding schemes (e.g., vector perturbation technique [4]) have been proposed.
Recent collodion practitioners say that the disappearance of many types of film — Kodak ended production of Kodachrome in 2009, for instance — has made the old-fashioned techniques more practical.
Since then, the initial results have been extended for more practical propagation environments, transmission techniques and backhaul infrastructures in an attempt to better quantify the performance gain.
Nevertheless, in the context of SOA on the web, there are already many services that provide equivalent functionality, thus making such techniques more practical (Zheng and Lyu [2010b]).
