Osakwe reinvented the method using silk instead of cotton and created her own prints.
Finally, we verified the method using CamVid.
In this Letter, we refine the method using a mismatched array for the decoding process.
Test the method using Flickr's handy API explore tool (link for this method).
We demonstrate the method using an example of Johne's disease.
The method, using peeling, contrasts with scraping or mechanically dislodging biofilms, which can leave patches that regrow and re-contaminate.
The team working with Pike and Zilhão was able to refine the method, using only a few tens of milligrams, a sample about the size of a grain of rice.
We validate the method using reliable self-reported event diaries as a measure of actual performance.
For completeness, we also analyzed the method using the likelihood ratio (LR) approach.
For RIS design, our method theoretically encompasses the method using constant Lyapunov functions.
These results indicated that the method using MC medium effectively reconstitutes the BM-like tissue.
