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A Combined Microphoresis-Autoradiography Technique
Nature, 1963BASE ratios can be determined with microelectrophoresis (microphoresis) in as little as 5 × 10−10 g RNA1, a sensitivity which permits intracellular analysis in suitable material. It would be of interest for turn-over studies to evaluate radioactivity in the separated RNA components. Autoradiography is the simplest tool for this purpose, both because of
J L, SIRLIN, J E, EDSTROM
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1998
Abstract We are now in possession of a wealth of mathematical techniques. It is time to review them, to point out which technique is specifically suited for what physical situation and to discuss how we can combine techniques to get even more efficient algorithms.
Andreas F Molisch, Bernhard P Oehry
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Abstract We are now in possession of a wealth of mathematical techniques. It is time to review them, to point out which technique is specifically suited for what physical situation and to discuss how we can combine techniques to get even more efficient algorithms.
Andreas F Molisch, Bernhard P Oehry
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THE COMBINED SPINAL-EPIDURAL TECHNIQUE
Anesthesiology Clinics of North America, 2000Epidural and spinal blocks are well-accepted regional techniques, but they have several disadvantages. The CSE technique can reduce or eliminate the risks of these disadvantages. CSE block combines the rapidity, density, and reliability of the subarachnoid block with the flexibility of continuous epidural block to extend duration of analgesia.
N, Rawal +3 more
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Combined damage detection techniques
Journal of Sound and Vibration, 2003Abstract Linear damage detection techniques are used frequently because of their simplicity and their easy interpretation. In this paper, it will be shown however that linear techniques are not very robust with respect to environmental changes and interstructure variability. With the aid of experimental results it will be demonstrated that non-linear
Guillaume, Patrick +2 more
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Consolidative Technique Otoplasty: Comprehensive Approach in Combining Techniques
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2016This study aimed to present the long-term results of the consolidative technique otoplasty (CTO).Patient age, sex, duration of follow-up, and how the deformity (bilateral-unilateral) occurred were determined. The kind of anesthesia, duration of surgery, surgical techniques used during the operation were reported, and the preoperative and postoperative ...
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Biorevitalization and Combination Techniques
2016Biorejuvenation is a common term to indicate mesotherapy for skin rejuvenation (also called biorevitalization or mesolift). It’s a technique used to rejuvenate and tone the skin by means of an injection in the superficial dermis of suitable products, perfectly biocompatible and totally absorbable.
Maria Pia De Padova, Anna Masarà
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Combined Technique in Otoplasty
2011The otoplasty techniques are classically classified as cartilage-cutting techniques (from full thickness cutting to cartilage scoring) and cartilage-sparing techniques (basically suturing). Current trends in otoplasty combine elements of various techniques, especially the historically reliable ones, in a graduated approach that is based on the ...
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Chapter 10 Combined techniques
2004Publisher Summary Coupled, combined, or hyphenated chromatographic techniques refer to the techniques where chromatography is coupled either to a spectrometric technique—gas chromatography (GC)–mass spectrometry (MS)—or to a chromatographic technique—liquid chromatography (LC)–GC.
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