These multi-level features allow not only characterization of cancer morphology, but also extraction of structural and interpretable information within the histopathological images.
For example, a TA focused on the development of a training system may require not only characterization of the correct way of performing the targeted tasks, but also elucidation of optimal ways for teaching correct task performance, including identification of common mistakes, helpful hints and cues, and appropriate assessment and feedback techniques.
The radical creative talents of the German playwright Bertolt Brecht created new production concepts and styles; the clothes worn conveyed to the audience in a satirical fashion not only a characterization of the wearer but also his social status.
An improved model should be sufficiently simple, not only for characterization, but also for the design of separation and purification processes.
The new center will serve small companies and academic labs by not only conducting characterization studies, but also pursuing opportunities for scaling up the technological innovations, the latter of which "is the missing piece in the U.S.," he says.
Thus, alongside cultural geomorphology and social geomorphology, a heritage geomorphology emerges, the main purposes of which are not only the characterization of the geomorphological heritage, but also methods of protection and management.
Osmosensor histidine kinase EnvZ and chemoreceptor Tar are well‐characterized signal‐transducing proteins; a fusion of these two proteins would prove to be an ideal tool not only for characterization of histidine kinase EnvZ, but also, more importantly, as a general approach for studying the molecular mechanism of signal transduction across transmembranes.
Not only is characterization of pathogens responsible for febrile diseases of considerable assistance to clinicians rendering care to individual patients, but it also allows for temporal and spatial tracking of disease and pathogen strains.
The derivation of pure bacterial stocks permitted not only downstream characterization of genetic and surface markers of relevance to epidemiology and vaccine development, but also allowed us to revisit the diagnostic performance of the selected assays on archived strain collections.
Intracellular applications like this not only require characterization of iM probes under varying pH but also under intracellular crowding conditions that could affect the conformation of the probes and hence the signal output.
However, recent advances in the technologies available for cell-fate tracking using engineered mouse models allow approaches to not only their characterization, but also the mechanism underlying the emergence of these cells.
