Operational problems like fouling are discussed, and examples of troubleshooting with utilizing computational fluid dynamics as an useful tool are shown as well as a contribution to uniform fluid flow distribution.
In conclusion, discriminant analysis using both baseline HCV genetic variability and host characteristics has been shown as a useful statistical tool allowing us to accurately predict combination treatment outcome in a high proportion of Spanish HCV-1b infected patients.
Discriminant analysis has been shown as a useful tool to predict treatment outcome using baseline HCV genetic variability and host characteristics.
Moreover the characterization of the watermark-to-noise ratio in the frequency domain is shown as an useful tool to give a simple and intuitive measure of performance.
The relationship between MD and the generalized wordlength pattern for multi-level design is given, then the level permutation technique is shown as a useful tool to search uniform designs.
This needs to be shown as being useful in TB-endemic settings [2].
Verbal autopsy (VA) has been shown as a useful tool in such settings to establish a probable COD by interviewing a close caregiver to give details on circumstances and symptoms leading up to the death event (2).
MutS plays an important role in the DNA repair system in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, recognizing unpaired and mispaired bases in duplex DNA, and this protein was shown as a useful tool for the detection of point mutations.
In HF patients, intrathoracic impedance measurement has been shown as a useful tool for monitoring pulmonary fluid status, detecting HF deterioration, and predicting cardiac decompensation before it becomes symptomatic.
