One of the most adequate parameters traditionally used to characterize the SERS-active substrates is a detection limit.
The first objective was to determine the most adequate parameters for 177Lu activity measurement with the radionuclide calibrator, the well counter and the SPECT/CT camera used in clinical routine.
Two series of 120 h mixed cultures of Pediococcus pentosaceus MITJ-10 and Lactobacillus acidophilus Hansen 1748 were grown in semisolid maize-based media, applying an orthogonal factorial design in order to establish the most adequate parameters to get compounds related to butter-like flavor.
This evaluation shows that investigators must be concerned not only about the proper dose metric but also about the most adequate way of quantifying the response parameter.
Regarding the parameters analyzed, the most adequate photoinitiator concentration was 1.5 wt% of CQ/DMAEMA.
Therefore, simultaneous analysis of the expression status of these molecules could be a better parameter to determine the most adequate therapy for each patient.
However, if we believe that an MNAR mechanism might be a more reasonable assumption to make, then more sophisticated statistical techniques such as shared parameter models might be the most adequate method of analysis.
Nevertheless, TRT is the most adequate, popular, and efficient tool for identifying the parameters to be considered when designing the BTES system.
According to Motz et al. (2010) the most adequate sampling method to assess tree diversity and related parameters consists in plots with fixed radius, but this design is not adopted everywhere (Ferretti and Fisher 2013).
The model's results can aid the engineer in the determination of the optimum values of the parameters for each design option and in the choice of the most adequate IGL design for a particular well.
