Scientists have techniques in hand, for example, to work with explosive materials, confirm that weapons are destroyed, and scan a weapon without dismantling it to measure its destructive power.
With this technique in hand, it is now possible to test any molecule, environment, or cellular process for its potential effect on the stability of gene silencing.
While the techniques involved in hand hygiene are simple, the complex interdependence of factors which determine hand hygiene behaviour makes the study of hand hygiene complex.
The study investigates the usability of our techniques in the hands of non-experts by gauging (1) the speed with which users can comprehend and adopt to constituent modeling steps, and (2) how effectively users can utilize the newly learned skills to design 3D models.
She specialises in covering vintage chairs (which she rebuilds using traditional horsehair upholstery techniques) in quirky, hand-knitted panels.
He quickly grasped the fact that these techniques in the hands of people with this little training spelled disaster".
REIKI Japanese in origin, this technique involves "laying on hands" to increase your energy levels, among other things.
The first application of the callotasis lengthening technique in the hand was used for posttraumatic cases [19, 20], and these still represent the most common use.
Contact: [email protected] Eight years since its inception, single-molecule localization microscopy (LM; Betzig et al., 2006; Rust et al., 2006) has transformed from a specialist technique in the hands of a few labs, to an accessible, commercially available technique, widely used in the life sciences (Patterson et al., 2010).
Both are pros, but although Mr. Cooper had the technique pretty much in hand, he was totally without polish.
