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Conclusion: We have demonstrated that an optical microplate reader is well suitable to test bacterial endotoxins in retain samples of 68Ga-peptides solutions.
The diagonal block-wise basis identity matrices are well suitable to without inter-symbol interference orthogonal frequency division multiplexing, diagonal block zero forcing precoding, and SVD for multiuser MIMO.
GEIS spectroscopy is a very useful technique with high sensitivity to surface changes and well suitable to the characterization of porous materials: it allows analyzing the response of the samples under a wide frequency window.
The kinetic data in the initial 24 h is well described by pseudo-first-order kinetic model and pseudo-second-order model is well suitable to describe the long-period adsorption kinetics data.
Numerical model solutions using CFD with geometries from CT scans were closer to measurements than those obtained using the traditional circular cross-section strand simplification, indicating that CT scans are very well suitable to approximate real feed spacer geometries.
The results validate that PIV is well suitable to investigate complex flow pattern and the conclusion of this paper is of great significance in the optimum design of plate-fin heat exchanger.
Our specialized realization of self-organizing maps is well-suitable to gain insight into complex pattern variation in a large set of metabolite profiles.
Game Theory provides a mathematical tool for the analysis of interactions between the agents with conflicting interests, hence it is well suitable tool to model some problems in communication systems, especially, to wireless sensor networks (WSNs) where the prime goal is to minimize energy consumption than high throughput and low delay.
The results show that the nonlinear observer works well, being suitable to correct the non-reliable laboratory analysis data as well as to implement advanced control techniques.
The proposed experimental and numerical methods are well correlated, suitable to assess the impact capacity of subsea power cables and assist the protection design of subsea power cables in engineering.
Given that the physiological effects of any kind of dehydration are in many aspects similar [15], [121], the methodology described here may well be suitable to the study of similar processes at other non-freezing temperatures, e.g. biomineralisation.
