Most important, he sees vital applications in health care, especially when it comes to informed consent.
While at UEA, his pioneering research shaped the emergent field of surface chemistry – identifying chemical catalytic reactions on crystallographically defined single-crystal metal surfaces, with vital applications in semiconducting, medicine and nanotechnology.
Natural convection in rectangular slots has vital applications in cooling of nuclear reactor insulation, chemical vapor deposition, insulation of double pane windows, environmental processes, and phase change processes.
Micromilling of microgrooves on pure titanium by EMM may find vital applications for MEMS, micro fluidics, microsensors, micro engineering and biomedical systems.
These structures (GNT) are of special interest since they possess distinct plasmonic features in the visible and IR regions, which equipped them with unique physical and optical properties exploitable in vital applications such as optics, electronics, catalysis and biomedicine.
However, in some other scenes such as UWB radar sensors, the collected data for different vital applications should be transmitted without delay, which puts significant importance on spectral utilization, and the Neyman-Pearson criterion is not applicable anymore.
In this paper, we continue to investigate the existence of 5-GDDs, 4-frames and 4-RGDDs, which have been studied by numerous researchers in the past two decades due to their vital applications in the constructions for other types of designs.
Identification of epitopes for a given antigen chain finds vital applications in vaccine and drug research.
One of the vital applications of indigenous knowledge systems and practices is in the human and animal health care [ 24].
The frequent and vital applications of radiation and its sources in medical and biological field require detailed knowledge of effective atomic numbers and effective electron densities of amino acids.
