Publications by authors named "M S Miro"
The aim of this work is to present a case study where the failure of IVM 3.15 % and DRM 1 % to prevent natural infestations of C. hominivorax larvae in Argentina is investigated based on field efficacy tests and a pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic analysis.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: Solid phase extraction (SPE) is a standard sample preparation technique in HPLC workflows. Inline cartridges are high-performance alternatives to manual or robotic systems but at long term, they suffer from irreversible sorption of matrix components and sorbent compaction. Bead injection (BI) is a niche fluidic technique that allows renewing a sorbent bed through the manipulation of its suspension.
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- Human activity recognition (HAR) uses sensors or cameras to watch and understand how people move and act, while brain-machine interface (BMI) reads brain signals to figure out what people want to do.* -
- Both HAR and BMI have some challenges that make them less accurate and useable, but researchers are finding ways to improve them.* -
- The article suggests combining HAR and BMI to create a new method that could make recognizing human actions better and help robots work better with people.*
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- * The study developed in-vitro testing methods to analyze how much of these harmful chemicals leach from common plastic types (like polyethylene and PVC) in conditions that mimic marine environments and digestive systems.
- * Results showed that more hydrophilic compounds (DMP, DEP, BPA) leach significantly in saline waters with high bioaccessibility rates, leading to recommendations for a new dual-compartment gastrointestinal test to assess how these chemicals affect fish intake from various contamination levels.