The phrase "tandem technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or approach that involves two elements working together simultaneously.
Example: "The tandem technique in this experiment allowed for more efficient data collection and analysis."
Alternatives: "dual approach" or "cooperative method."
In this study, Zn-alginate beads containing ketoprofen (K) were developed by a tandem technique prilling/ionotropic gelation.
To identify the key structural modifications around ligand binding, the present study aims to develop a counterpart of tandem technique for cheminformatics.
A tandem technique of hard equipment is often used for the chemical analysis of a single cell to first isolate and then detect the wanted identities.
One might expect to see some outcomes if the single Jurs_RNCG descriptor is not included, i.e. there is no first filter of this tandem technique.
After a single cell is separated from the other cells, the wanted component can be further isolated and then detected through what is called a tandem technique [1].
The first part of a tandem technique, as mentioned above, is the separation of wanted chemicals from the bulk of a cell; the second part is the detection of the components.
Among the tandem techniques investigated, the coupling of capillary gas chromatography to MS (GC/MS) proved to be a potentially useful method based on its high sensitivity, peak resolution and reproducibility.
The second nodule was then localized with the Chiba needle, and via tandem needle technique, the Starburst electrode was driven to the nodule, its tines deployed, and the metastasis ablated using standard technique.
Wu et al. developed a tandem QqQ technique for the detection of MC, a stabilizer that is usually found in Chinese ammunition [ 29, 31].
A variable-number tandem repeat technique (30, 31 ) had a greater discrimination capacity than did ribotyping, but isolates from different areas were found to harbor identical types.
We have developed an oligonucleotide microarray (genosensor) utilizing a double tandem hybridization technique to search for 9 point mutations located in the most frequently altered codons of the TP53 gene.
