Sentence examples for viability of the technique from inspiring English sources

The viability of the technique was established with several model systems: particles displaying the C-terminal domain of N-cadherin or the biotinylation domain of propionyl coenzyme A carboxylase fused to the C-terminus of the DBD were found to be bound specifically by antibody or streptavidin, respectively.

The process of innervating the leg muscles with preset rhythms was highly successful, write the researchers, and the results advance the state of knowledge in the more traditional fields of insect behavior and anatomy, as well as showing the viability of this technique in the creation of an "insect-computer hybrid robot".

Finally, we present both the results obtained and the conclusions inferred, where we show the viability of this technique when applied to this class of problems.

Tests have been performed to check the viability of this technique.

Reference [4] concentrated on the implementation aspects of Lagrangian relaxation (LR) method applied to realistic and practical UC problem, which aided in confirming the viability of this technique especially for large scale thermal UC programs.

Future investigations will explore the viability of this technique by monitoring transient features of each component during exposure to various metabolic inhibitors.

This somewhat limits the commercial viability of the compaction technique presented.

The results obtained herein thus provide further support for the viability of the counterflow technique, when the influence of the nozzle separation distance is properly accounted for.

The results presented in this work demonstrate the viability of the LBL technique for the deposition of active materials using the biopolymer pair chitosan/cellulose nanocrystals.

Comparison of the obtained results with those of conventional suspended zipper-braced frames (SZBF) demonstrates the efficiency and viability of the new technique.

In the project, in which conservators, researchers and engineers participated, the viability of the laser technique as an additional tool in present conservation practice was investigated.