Microsatellite markers have been increasingly used in crop genetic studies because of their high applicability in breeding programs and here we report on the development of such markers in hops.
Good linearity for prednisolone in the range of 0.22 220 μg L−1 with regression coefficients of 0.99 reveals high applicability of the method for trace analysis.
Features of the proposed method include a high running speed in challenge of a large number of genomes, and high applicability for classifying organisms with incomplete genome sequences.
Recently, with the development of multi-color flow cytometry and new markers, MFC method for MRD evaluation based on LAIPs is increasingly used in the management of ALL with high applicability, sensitivity and specificity and has been regarded as an important counterpart of PCR detection.
The high removal percentage of potassium (K) (97%) recorded within 3 days, while calcium (Ca) reduction (95%) was noted at the end of the treatment period indicating the high applicability of phycoremediation system to be used in the village houses.
The recovery of GA in urine, human plasma and water samples within the range of 92.3 100.6% that strongly support high applicability of present method for real samples analysis, which candidate this method as promise for further application.
However, the design implies a high feasibility of the study, as well as a high applicability of the intervention into daily care.
While internal validity of our data is presumed to be high, applicability of our findings to other hospitals or healthcare settings (external validity) may be less straightforward.
The broad range of current applications in research and industrial protein production show the high applicability of CFPS systems.
All these relevant traits contribute to a high applicability of biosurfactants, which currently stems to several branches of industry (i.e., agriculture, cosmetics, food additives, and pharmaceutics; Muthusamy et al. 2008; Banat et al. 2010).
