Of particular applicability to proteomics data are the ideas presented by Kauffmann et al. They note that a poor quality array will impede the statistical and biological significance of the analysis due to the added noise.
The preexisted dot array pattern and shape memory effect of this block copolymer media therefore offer particular applicability in the field of high density data storage should we are able to selectively indent dot-array patterns at predefined positions using this newly developed auto-hammering method, which will be reported later.
In conclusion, the CRAG LFA is a sensitive and specific point-of-care assay for diagnosis of cryptococcal meningitis and has particular applicability in resource-limited settings.
In particular, the applicability of this method to the estimation of the coronal magnetic field is demonstrated.
In particular, the applicability of sustainability principles can be more advantageous in earlier phases of process design characterized by more degrees of freedom for decision making.
In this respect, the selection of organic solvents and recombinant host strains is critically discussed in the chapter in particular, the applicability of solvent-tolerant bacteria in two liquid-phase biotransformation is evaluated.
In particular, the applicability of the proposed method is checked via analyses of existing masonry buildings in three countries, namely Greece, Portugal and Cyprus, with different seismicity levels, influencing the risk impacting the masonry structures.
In particular, the applicability of small group dynamics to this organizational network may help other interested organisations improve their own processes as they set up networks and work towards sustainable networks.
In this review we examine the recent progress in this field, looking in particular at the applicability of Schwann cells and stem cell transplantation to enhance nerve regeneration.
In particular, we study applicability of tensor approximations for the numerical solution of Hartree Fock and Kohn Sham equations on 3D Cartesian grids.
