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This TaqMan® nRT-PCR will be a valuable method for the detection of BVDV in a variety of biological matrices including milk and semen.
The rabies ELISA developed recently can be considered a valuable method for the assessment of rabies antibodies in vaccinated domestic carnivores in combination with neutralisation tests.
The modeling examples illustrate that the new extension provides not only a better approximation and mathematical description of Bézier curves, but allows the shape parameters to be altered, making it a valuable method for the design of curves and surfaces.
Two-dimensional gel electrophoresis (2-DE) has proven to be a valuable method for the separation and comparison of complex protein mixtures, for example, from disease and healthy states, as this method provides information regarding the variation, relative quantities, and structures of the intact proteins.
Gyorke et al. [27] reported that FDG-PET was a valuable method for the diagnosis of ESFT and PNET.
Non-vascularized fibular graft is an optimal and valuable method for the reconstruction of bone defects after resection of giant ABC in the extremities.
X-ray fluorescence and diffraction techniques are valuable methods for the nondestructive analysis of art objects.
Flow cytometry and tissue section imaging have been valuable methods for the investigation of antigen presentation in vivo.
Whole-genome sequencing and whole-exome sequencing have proven to be valuable methods for the discovery of the genetic causes of rare and complex diseases [ 1].
It is also predicted to be a valuable method for characterizing the action of the recently discovered polysaccharide oxidases: in this case, Driselase itself should be a suitable enzyme preparation for fragmenting the labelled polysaccharides since much of the work is focused on plant cell-wall-derived biomass [ 3].
Further, the testing technique has proven to be a valuable method for capturing the early stages of a module mechanical failure at the temperature extremes.
