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The superparamagnetic nature, narrow size distribution, noninteracting nature along with high-specific magnetization make this sample a promising candidate for bio-applications.
As our study examined Park's two-factor model using a Japanese sample, a promising study would be to test our two-factor model and Park's model using a different sample to evaluate how those models are acceptable with a different research context.
Additionally, previous studies demonstrated acceptable performance of FTA cards in humid tropical climates with self-collection, which also provides this solid sample carrier a promising future in cervical cancer screening in low-resource areas [ 8, 22].
Wang, L. et al. Systematic assessment of reduced representation bisulfite sequencing to human blood samples: A promising method for large-sample-scale epigenomic studies.
However, since the analysis of the LE high sample showed a promising trend, we consider the results in need of replication in a sample with greater statistical power.
Doping of material surface layers though mixing of multi-element thin films with the surface layer of the sample is a promising technological process currently being developed.
These results show that fluorine gradient-doped LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4 sample is a promising positive electrode material for high performance lithium ion batteries.
Owing to its facile synthesis and outstanding electrochemical properties, this high-density spherical ZnO sample is a promising anode material for fabricating high performance Ni-Zn secondary batteries.
Our findings reveal that ZnFe2O4 sample is a promising anode material for LIBs due to its superior rate capability and long cycle life.
The catalyst chosen is activated Cu@A-HCS sample with a promising activity to test the durability in a batch system described above.
52 Detection of free fetal DNA in a maternal blood sample offers a promising non-invasive option for future fetal diagnosis that could potentially be offered from the very early first trimester of pregnancy onward.
