Digital humanities scholars also face a more practical test: What knowledge can they produce that their predecessors could not?
Though human embryonic stem cells were first obtained in 1998, almost all work on the cells is being done in mice, in part because federal financing for work on human embryonic cells has been in abeyance because of objections by abortion opponents, and in part because the mouse is a quicker and more practical test bed for working out the new principles.
On the other hand, the simulation could be perceived as a less formal and more practical testing format, compared to the traditional educational testing format of written instructions, and thus may have also a positive effect on processing motivation (Garris et al. 2002).
In order to further improve our knowledge of the time/concentration relationships of hand rubs and hand wash products which reflect daily needs in clinical surroundings, more practical testing would be necessary.
Consequently, there has been a drive to develop new and more practical POC tests that are designed specifically for the settings in which they are to be used.
The new liver models can be used to do studies at high throughput, and they should make it more practical to test drug combinations for potential toxicity, says Shuler.
Although there are some methods to determine the sign of η based on the phase of the U q), it is simpler and more practical to test the positive and negative values of η.
Since we classified our population using QFT-GIT assay, and considering that this test uses whole blood for more practical and faster testing, we also analyzed the response to Rv2626c stimulating whole blood.
Because of its greater stability in urine and provided a sensitive immunological technique is used, the determination of retinol-binding protein is a more practical and reliable test of proximal tubular function than beta 2-microglobulin.
Reducing the sample requirement amount will make the platform more practical for biopsy-based tests in the clinic.
