The repeatability (intralaboratory) and reproducibility (interlaboratory) of the RAPD protocol were tested using 15 Yersinia strains representing different RAPD patterns.
Hydrophobic-like (HPO∗) and transphilic-like (TPH∗) compounds extracted from leachate by a fractionation protocol were tested because of their high content in MSWL during acetogenesis and methanogenesis steps.
The in-class observations of active behavioral engagement for each group, based on BOSS protocol, were tested for significant difference using Pearson's chi-square test.
Interactions between biological parameters and the treatment protocol were tested.
However, due to low concentration of products formed on applying the recommended conditions with pure culture DNA, changes in the PCR reaction and in the protocol were tested in order to improve the outcome.
Furthermore, all of the objects (including the resized objects) and the changed SHAP protocol were tested in three other children (5 y/o), using the myoelectric simulator, to evaluate the feasibility of the SHAP-C protocol in pediatric prosthetic hands as well.
