Recently, capillary electrophoresis has been applied in many different fields because of its extremely high resolution, its speed, and its applicability to a wide range of molecules whether they are charged or uncharged, or of low or high molecular weight (Shintani and Polonsky [1997]).
MS technology has integrated separation techniques and is used in most cases because of its sensitivity, selectivity, speed, and broad applicability [ 14– 16].
These methods generally imply a considerable trade-off between imaging speed and resolution, limiting their applicability to high-throughput workflows.
To maximize the efficiency of future improvements, such as new passenger and high-speed rail services, the accuracy and applicability of capacity tools and methods in the U.S. environment need to be carefully evaluated.
DISTMIX inherits the main advantages of DIST, i.e. speed, not requiring genetic data access and applicability to pedigree data, while gaining the capability to accurately impute association summary statistics from multi-ethnic studies.
VERS Es speed and accuracy, together with its applicability to a wide array of NGS platforms (WGS, RNA-seq, and TS), will greatly benefit researchers in the field of virus sequencing studies.
According to the experiment results, the proposed system has advantages of high applicability, rapid processing speed, and good accuracy with the RMS error≤1% of measuring a large-size microlens, but without the requirement of prior training.
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This, in turn, may have implications for the validity and applicability of the research.
Clear from the variety of workshops, talks and stalls was the sheer malleability and applicability of gaming.
