Nucleic-acid based methods are scalable, modular, and rely on readily available materials.
THE conductor Marin Alsop has strong artistic convictions that she puts into practice and expounds on readily.
Second, you can try to influence the other side's judgments through her susceptibility to the availability bias the tendency to rely on readily available information (see also, information asymmetry in negotiations).
However, the truth--whether investors can handle it or not--is pretty easy to calculate based on readily available information.
Unlike other neuro-startups like Thync and Interaxon's Muse, Neurable has no intention to build its own hardware, instead relying on readily available electroencephalography (EEG) devices, which usually resemble a cap or a headband.
The on-the-fly label stems from the fact that a decision on can be made based on readily available information at time instant, that is, the received samples.
The findings in this study, as well as earlier studies, are based on readily available government statistics.
Clinical characteristics, such as those used to classify colonies as suffering from CCD, are based on readily available (albeit sometimes broad) characteristics easily identified by "clinicians", which are often referred to as operational case definitions [8].
The measurement of social capital in the health sciences has commonly relied on readily available secondary data on trust, reciprocity, or civic participation.
Much of the work of the molecular era has concentrated on readily tractable cells, notably immortalized mammalian tissue culture cells, or powerful genetic systems such as yeast.
A significant body of research has identified how in lay counselling those delivering interventions quickly move towards working on readily measurable aspects of work, rather than focusing on softer, less easily definable outcomes [ 37, 38].
