ライフサイエンスコーパス: environmental monitoring

1 efore offering an interesting perspective in environmental monitoring.

2 sed in clinical diagnostics and for food and environmental monitoring.

3 specific binding for further application to environmental monitoring.

4 ial to revolutionize medical diagnostics and environmental monitoring.

5 y indices have been proposed for purposes of environmental monitoring.

6 probes for intracellular, toxicological, and environmental monitoring.

7 cal diagnostics, food safety, forensics, and environmental monitoring.

8 ons in cellular imaging, systems biology and environmental monitoring.

9 nsor technology to improve public health and environmental monitoring.

10 that are relevant to medical diagnostics and environmental monitoring.

11 se in public safety, industrial hygiene, and environmental monitoring.

12 d as default mode regions, which may reflect environmental monitoring.

13 iar and noisy fMRI environment, may increase environmental monitoring.

14 plication in such areas as food industry and environmental monitoring.

15 inical testing, pharmaceutical analysis, and environmental monitoring.

16 indicated that the method has potential for environmental monitoring.

17 the method can be expected to be useful for environmental monitoring.

18 ated wastewaters but may not be suitable for environmental monitoring.

19 ead applications in industry, healthcare and environmental monitoring.

20 ng potential for early disease diagnosis and environmental monitoring.

21 ns in rapid diagnosis, mobile-healthcare and environmental monitoring.

22 the investigation of infectious diseases and environmental monitoring.

23 gies for clinical analysis, food safety, and environmental monitoring.

24 promising potential in bio-diagnosis and the environmental monitoring.

25 s of analytical technique useful for routine environmental monitoring.

26 diagnostics, food safety, public health, and environmental monitoring.

27 hput and rapid food detection, biosafety and environmental monitoring.

28 derable potential for ecological studies and environmental monitoring.

29 TNT) is in high demand for public safety and environmental monitoring.

30 ields, including human diagnostics, food and environmental monitoring.

31 for applications in medical diagnostics and environmental monitoring.

32 areas of society, ranging from healthcare to environmental monitoring.

33 f applications ranging from life sciences to environmental monitoring.

34 ic, creating a need for robust and sensitive environmental monitoring.

35 urther development of analytical methods for environmental monitoring.

36 for simple, low-cost and reagentless on-site environmental monitoring.

37 can be incorporated into devices for remote environmental monitoring.

38 medical diagnosis, biological research, and environmental monitoring.

39 ction and speciation analysis is crucial for environmental monitoring.

40 romising for applications in food safety and environmental monitoring.

41 ing and will be applied, for example, in (1) environmental monitoring, (2) a more in-depth study of e

42 dvances in DNA sequencing, physiological and environmental monitoring, advanced imaging, and behavior

43 Furthermore, nearly 20 years of environmental monitoring allowed us to control for poten

44 ryptosporidium outbreak, we demonstrate that environmental monitoring allows for inference regarding

45 lasma samples archived by the Biological and Environmental Monitoring and Archival of Sea Turtle Tiss

46 impacts on the environment, and the costs of environmental monitoring and assessment have reduced dra

47 m detection capabilities within food safety, environmental monitoring and clinical diagnosis.

48 to a number of analytical fields, including environmental monitoring and clinical diagnostics.

49 Environmental monitoring and clinical surveillance for L

50 important in many areas, including medicine, environmental monitoring and defence.

51 ing it a powerful tool especially suited for environmental monitoring and detection of microbial haza

52 ications in human health, homeland security, environmental monitoring and diagnostics.

53 This method is appropriate for routine environmental monitoring and drinking water quality asse

54 ld become a robust contender in the areas of environmental monitoring and food safety testing.

55 research tool with promising applications in environmental monitoring and for uncovering conserved ce

56 on can be used for applications ranging from environmental monitoring and homeland defense to food pr

57 ields such as early-stage disease diagnosis, environmental monitoring and homeland security.

58 tial to be made portable for applications in environmental monitoring and in-field applications.

59 as analysis in various applications, such as environmental monitoring and medical breath diagnosis.

60 sample preparation method is a challenge for environmental monitoring and mitigation.

61 home security systems, particle sensors for environmental monitoring and motion sensors in mobile ph

62 as stream with applications in, for example, environmental monitoring and online industrial process m

63 d a substantial impact on molecular biology, environmental monitoring and other areas of research.

64 ect antigens in real-time and provide remote environmental monitoring and point-of-care diagnosis tha

65 monstrated, and the implications for on-site environmental monitoring and rapid security screening/wa

66 iment in recent decades, and deserve further environmental monitoring and research.

67 om national security and demilitarization to environmental monitoring and restoration.

68 xicity and will help with the development of environmental monitoring and risk assessment of FPW spil

69 d sites, with corresponding implications for environmental monitoring and risk assessment.

70 ions, ranging from food and drug analysis to environmental monitoring and to chemical and biological

71 ed healthcare in the developing world and in environmental monitoring and water analysis.

72 This result is of particular importance for environmental monitoring and water quality analysis prov

73 current prospective disease surveillance and environmental monitoring) and analysis (preserving tempo

74 ve of ARG amplicon lengths commonly used for environmental monitoring) and long amplicons (800-1200 b

75 n toxic gas detection, food quality control, environmental monitoring, and breath analysis for diseas

76 applications including food quality control, environmental monitoring, and breath analysis for diseas

77 find wide application in forensic analysis, environmental monitoring, and clinic diagnostics.

78 ing medical diagnostics, biomedical imaging, environmental monitoring, and delivery of therapeutics t

79 ng applications including disease diagnosis, environmental monitoring, and elucidating the molecular

80 including pre-emptive medicine, diagnostics, environmental monitoring, and food industry.

81 impact to the field of biomedical analysis, environmental monitoring, and food safety survey.

82 age disease diagnosis, food quality control, environmental monitoring, and homeland security protecti

83 mall molecules in the fields of food safety, environmental monitoring, and medical diagnostics.

84 analytical chemistry, molecular diagnostics, environmental monitoring, and national security.

85 nities in gas sensing, threat detection, and environmental monitoring, and open the door for a new cl

86 variety of applications from diagnostics to environmental monitoring, and studies will continue to m

87 nstrate that decoherence can be mitigated by environmental monitoring, and validate the foundation of

88 g-distance propagation for communication and environmental monitoring, and would benefit elephants (E

89 uberculosis, etc.; significant problems with environmental monitoring; and of course serious challeng

90 agnostic tools for clinical, food safety and environmental monitoring applications.

91 ng for direct quantification of phosphate in environmental monitoring applications.

92 the designed sensor array for diagnostic and environmental monitoring applications.

93 Current environmental monitoring approaches focus primarily on c

94 Highly sensitive ammonia sensors for environmental monitoring are presented.

95 s in health, food safety, pharmaceutical, or environmental monitoring areas.

96 The sampler was developed for environmental monitoring as follows: (1) It is of very s

97 Health, infrastructure, and environmental monitoring as well as networking and defen

98 Biological environmental monitoring (BEM) is a growing field of res

99 devices will find extensive applications in environmental monitoring, biomedical diagnostics, and fo

100 ould have broad applications in the areas of environmental monitoring, biomedical diagnostics, and ho

101 In environmental monitoring campaigns for anthropogenic rad

102 ing high-resolution mass spectrometry within environmental monitoring campaigns.

103 the food, beverage and fragrance industries, environmental monitoring, chemical-purity and -mixture a

104 rm opening up the potential for food safety, environmental monitoring, clinical diagnostics and medic

105 curately and efficiently are required by the environmental monitoring community.

106 offers a most valuable tool for distributed environmental monitoring data aggregation.

107 sensitivity for a number of applications in environmental monitoring, defense, and homeland security

108 nexpensive, ink-jet printed, and large-scale environmental monitoring devices that can be deployed in

109 quired for the next generation of unattended environmental monitoring devices.

110 ghly critical to the advancement of accurate environmental monitoring, disease screening, and persona

111 rates or gas accumulation phases during long environmental monitoring experiments, gas leakage fluxes

112 ethods of analysis to meet new challenges in environmental monitoring, food safety and public health.

113 ro diagnostics, food analysis, biosafety and environmental monitoring, forensics, and security, etc.

114 erse ares, such as nuclear nonproliferation, environmental monitoring, geophysics, and planetary scie

115 A potential application to environmental monitoring has been investigated.

116 In the history of manned spaceflight, environmental monitoring has relied heavily on archival

117 ad, cadmium, and zinc) in water for in-field environmental monitoring, (iii) sodium in urine for clin

118 The absence of well-executed environmental monitoring in the Athabasca oil sands (Alb

119 rous applications in biomedical sciences and environmental monitoring, including disease diagnostics,

120 replacing filtration in applications such as environmental monitoring, industrial cleaning processes,

121 ysis plays a vital role in applications like environmental monitoring, industrial hygiene, homeland s

122 ar future, with applications in health care, environmental monitoring, infrastructure monitoring, nat

123 and recognition that involving the public in environmental monitoring is an effective way of increasi

124 The utility of this technique for environmental monitoring is limited, however, by the uti

125 one year, an enhanced, real-time method for environmental monitoring is necessary.

126 one of the most challenging in the field of environmental monitoring, mainly due to disparate concen

127 eat promise for applications in food safety, environmental monitoring, medical diagnoses, and chemica

128 eland security, agriculture and food safety, environmental monitoring, medicine, pharmacology, indust

129 for highly sensitive, robust diagnostics and environmental monitoring methods has led to extensive re

130 al marker of exposure to carcinogens and for environmental monitoring of 1,2-dihaloethanes.

131 Environmental monitoring of Aspergillus spores in the ai

132 cence and thus provide a rapid technique for environmental monitoring of DOC in lakes and rivers.

133 e isotope characterization would permit both environmental monitoring of extent of remediation and fo

134 ed two bacterial biosensors designed for the environmental monitoring of metals: Lumisens III and Lum

135 be widely used as the standard materials for environmental monitoring of NAs from various contaminati

136 esses in marine environments, and for marine environmental monitoring of off-shore industrial sites.

137 OC) diagnostics, in the medical industry and environmental monitoring of pathogenic threat agents.

138 (mu-TAS) and in DNA-array chips utilized for environmental monitoring of pathogens.

139 ations for a more comprehensive and reliable environmental monitoring of PFAS components at AFFF-impa

140 nded use of bioreporter-based microchips for environmental monitoring of space and planetary environm

141 Environmental monitoring of surfaces/equipment, using PC

142 nts in Thin films) as dynamic sensors in the environmental monitoring of trace metals is the influenc

143 ast and inexpensive analysis in the field of environmental monitoring, offering also the possibility

144 The Network employs a community-based environmental monitoring process in which the community

145 in environmental and biological samples for environmental monitoring, radiological protection, and n

146 ity have been released by us at the Carlsbad Environmental Monitoring & Research Center and confirmed

147 Targeted environmental monitoring reveals contamination by known

148 near-patient conditions, for food analysis, environmental monitoring, security, and safety applicati

149 loyed for a variety of applications, such as environmental monitoring, sensing in chemical processing

150 lly be used in a point-of-care or continuous environmental monitoring setting.

151 breaks directly affects the long-term marine environmental monitoring strategies.

152 provides a rapid screening tool for on-site environmental monitoring that specifically monitors the

153 point-of-care diagnosis as well as food and environmental monitoring there is a high demand for reli

154 When applied to environmental monitoring, these "lab-on-chip" systems co

155 Hence the environmental monitoring through rapid and specific dete

156 Soil information is needed for environmental monitoring to address current concerns ove

157 utilized in a variety of fields ranging from environmental monitoring to clinical diagnostics.

158 multiple sources of uncertainty and leverage environmental monitoring to make inference about infecti

159 Environmental monitoring using remote-sensed data can co

160 ple, rapid, and cost-effective bioassays and environmental monitoring, which provide practically rele