We highlight the most valuable techniques that we use to asses potential precursors on the basis of the discussed qualities, and to elucidate relevant mechanisms of decomposition and surface reactivity.
Furthermore, fatigue (Surmenev 2012; Mukherjee et al. 2000), scratch (Cheng et al. 2009; Hamdi et al. 2010) and pullout (Cheng et al. 2009) testing, as well as wear resistance (Hamdi et al. 2010), are among the most valuable techniques to provide additional information on the mechanical behavior of calcium orthophosphate coatings, films and layers.
Further development of remote sensing techniques, such as infrared photography, are under study and may ultimately become the most valuable technique for such estimates.
I also applied my fast-as-lightning-but-still-creamy method of scrambling eggs, taught to me about 10 years ago by Jean-Georges Vongerichten and still one of the most valuable cooking techniques I know (described in the recipe).
Therefore, despite the lower special resolution than MRI, BLI visualises only viable cell implants, which makes BLI one of the most valuable research techniques in order to monitor survival of cell implants non-invasively.
Mass spectrometry (MS) is the one of the most valuable detection techniques because it provides information of the molecular structure of the compounds and because it is highly sensitive and selective.
This has limited our understanding of how intervention content is related to intervention effectiveness, and has reduced our ability to accurately replicate intervention material and to identify the most valuable intervention techniques that should be incorporated into future intervention design (Marcus et al., 2000; Michie, Abraham, Whittington, McAteer, & Gupta, 2009).
Immunoblot is highly sensitive and specific and is regarded as the most valuable ancillary technique (1, 6).
It turned out that our intern had stolen the source code for our most precious and valuable techniques and tried to sell them to the Chinese for the pitiable sum of $50,000.
Powers et al. [70] proposed DLS to be one of the most valuable and useful technique to evaluate particle size and size distribution of any nanomaterial in solution [71].
Each of these techniques can either be used by itself to determine the best, most successful, or most valuable option, or these techniques are integrated into a comprehensive analytical framework for collective multifunctional decision making, which is being discussed next.
