The flow cytometry-based immunoassay (FCIA) applied in the present study is an interesting suspension array format, combining the favourable properties of an immunoassay with the opportunity of combining assays (multiplexing).
Among the main potential applications of dendrimers, catalysis stands out as one of the most promising, because dendrimers offer a unique opportunity of combining the advantages of homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis whilst yet retaining the well-defined molecular features required for a fully detailed analysis of the catalytic happenings.
During the last few years, there has been a growing interest around the development of new ideas envisioning the opportunities of combining Internet and Services.
Furthermore, the use of DCE in conjunction with a clinical trial provides an opportunity for combining two sources of data.
Assessments drawn on for this study are partial due to an absence of comprehensive, long-term national evaluations of system change; a lack of opportunity to combine national and municipal reports2 with site visits; an absence of very low income countries among the cases studies; and the impossibility of knowing what would have happened if reform had not taken place.
The productivity of combining opportunities of two methods (electrochemical and chemical) was underlined in order to widen the possibilities of organic syntheses and reaction mechanisms studies.
This heralds the opportunity of conducting combined epidemiological and genomic outbreak investigations in real-time, as has been performed for other pathogens.
We consider the opportunities for combining the best of SpaceWire, such as modularity, high speed, low latency, fault tolerance, and ease of implementation, with the vast experience of protocol design that has been implemented on Ethernet.
Co-gasification of coal and wood provides an opportunity to combine the advantages of the well-researched usage of fossil fuels such as coal with CO2-neutral biomass.
Other parents have taken the same opportunity to combine lessons of both determination and wisdom, and blend 50 feet of running with the most valuable and lasting advice: "You can make it from here, as long as you keep peddling".
And Johnston's editor-in-chief, Jeremy Clifford, in welcoming i's team into the company's fold, spoke of the "huge opportunity" to combine their expertise with that of the publisher's 900 regional and local journalists "to provide our readers with effective and relevant content at a national level".
