High removal despite high salt concentration indicates the practicability of TSA in real-life situation as dye wastewater is usually high in salt and surfactants.
The viability of the method ultimately relies on the practicability of measuring in real operating conditions, as well as on the validity of the implicit assumption that the water backscattering measured in open water can be used as an estimation of the contribution from the finite water column of length when the target is present.
It is needed since we expect to use this scoring system to evaluate the practicability of IGA in spinal cord injured dogs by comparing the correlation between IGA and OGA.
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.
Feasibility is described in terms of practicability of the tests in different farm designs and of time requirements.
Moreover, the long viability of the spores in soil insures the practicability of introducing them in the complete absence of grubs — that is, on the fringes of the present beetle infestation — for they can simply await the advancing population.
The practicability of CAPS markers in onion supports previous reports in Arabidopsis[ 3], Caenorhabditis[ 48, 49] and human [ 13, 50].
A multicentre approach with a larger patient cohort and comparison of subgroups with more homogeneous diseases is required to reassess the practicability of this technique in routine clinical practice.
Approaches in this paper will improve the practicability of affine invariants in object recognition applications.
Since the current method is simple and flexible to create recyclable catalysts with high stability in this way, it could promote the practicability of semiconductor photocatalysts in water treatment, degradation of dye pollutants, and environmental cleaning.
