Therefore the practicability of the assays, in terms of duration of the analysis and time investment for the design and data analysis, has to be considered.
Habitat structures, vascular plants and grasshoppers proved to be excellent indicators in terms of practicability and cost efficiency.
Feasibility is described in terms of practicability of the tests in different farm designs and of time requirements.
We demonstrate the benefits of our framework with the results obtained from various triangle mesh models to present its potential in terms of practicability and effectiveness.
The implications of dry electrode technology are significant, both in terms of practicability of non-invasive BCI for the severely disabled and in terms of a robust, affordable brain imaging technique for long-term neuroscience experiments (some sessions lasted over 5 hours).
We find that this option works best for a limited number of genelists (10 20) simply in terms of practicability and is particularly useful for drill-down purposes.
In the present report we compare the assay performance of the above-mentioned methods, in terms of practicability, to bacterial culture.
However, this complex approach may produce some problems in terms of practicability and reliability, as well as in the interpretation of results (eg, distinction between the different qualities of the underlying metabolic pathways).
Assessments can be carried out in the laboratory, if kinetic measurements are needed (ie, with a force platform), although in terms of practicability, these tests are usually conducted in the field using contact mats to obtain basic measurements like contact and flying times.
Moreover, the practicability of the test in real life practice, its clinical relevance (in terms of extra urological referrals, more urological diagnoses and effective bladder-specific treatments) and cost-effectiveness have not been investigated.
