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A novel colorimetric sensor for AOA assay is proposed with the use of poly acrylic acid) sodium salt (PAANa)˗coated CeO-NPs.

In this paper, a novel architecture of Vedic multiplier with 'Urdhava-tiryakbhyam' methodology for 16 bit multiplier and multiplicand is proposed with the use of compressor adders.

VOTED that the Board of Regents authorizes the Secretary to negotiate and conclude an agreement for the purchase of the Vever Collection, as proposed, with the use of trust funds not to exceed $7 million in unrestricted, special purpose and donated nonappropriated trust funds.

In this paper, a numerical procedure is proposed with the use of the MPM, so that different kinds of gradient and divergence operators could be discretized in a single computational domain without involving fixed mesh connectivity.

A number of alternative models have been proposed with the use of the Brownian motion-induced micro-convection in a nanofluid.

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However, other benefits have been proposed with the frequent use of biguanide solutions (CHX), such as the prevention of the degradation of DOM and consequently of the progression of dental erosion [ 30].

We propose qPCR with the use of both φA1122 and L-413C as a reasonable alternative to routine phage lysis tests for detection and identification of Y. pestis.

Just this summer, Big Brother Watch reported that the Metropolitan police proposed trialling the use of cameras with facial recognition software to scan the faces in the crowds at Notting Hill Carnival, supposedly to alert them to people they feared might be out to make trouble.

To solve RBDOs in an alternative and more effective way, Deb et al. [1] proposed recently the use of evolutionary algorithms with an incorporated fastPMA.

It has been proposed that the use of targeted liposomes with surface-attached ligands, capable of recognizing and binding to cells of interest, may help in increasing liposomal drug accumulation in the desired tissues and organs.