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Workplace literacy. --- Core competencies. --- Competence, Core --- Competencies, Core --- Core competence --- Ability --- Occupational literacy --- Workforce literacy --- Functional literacy
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Life science research and industry is developing rapidly all over the world. Microbial biotechnology is increasingly being regarded as a core subject in most university and polytechnic life science courses. There already exist a number of excellent general textbooks on microbiology and biotechnology that deal with the basic principles of the field. To complement them, this book focuses on the various applications of microbial-biotechnological principles. A teaching-based format is adopted, whereby working problems, as well as answers to frequently asked questions, supplement the main text. The book also includes real life examples of how the application of microbial-biotechnological principles has achieved breakthroughs in both research and industrial production.
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In the second edition of this bestselling textbook, new materials have been added, including a new chapter on real time polymerase chain reaction (RTPCR) and a chapter on fungal solid state cultivation. There already exist a number of excellent general textbooks on microbiology and biotechnology that deal with the basic principles of microbial biotechnology. To complement them, this book focuses on the various applications of microbial-biotechnological principles. A teaching-based format is adopted, whereby working problems, as well as answers to frequently asked questions, supplement the main text. The book also includes real life examples of how the application of microbial-biotechnological principles has achieved breakthroughs in both research and industrial production. Although written for polytechnic students and undergraduates, the book contains sufficient information to be used as a reference for postgraduate students and lecturers. It may also serve as a resource book for corporate planners, managers and applied research personnel.
Macromolecules --- Water supply. Water treatment. Water pollution --- Biotechnology --- gisten --- PCR (polymerase chain reaction) --- biotechnologie --- afvalwater --- polymeren
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Achievement tests --- Critical thinking. --- Critical reflection --- Reflection (Critical thinking) --- Reflection process --- Reflective thinking --- Thinking, Critical --- Thinking, Reflective --- Thought and thinking --- Reflective learning --- Evaluative thinking
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Total Hip Arthroplasty is a common surgery for replacing impaired hip joints. One of the important steps in the procedure is to hammer the acetabular cup so that it is fixed in the pelvis. However, the depth of hammering is decided by the surgeon based on his or her experience. The fixation is crucial for evaluating the surgery: the pelvis might be fractured in case of too much hammering, this causes secondary injuring to the patient; if the fixation is insufficient, the acetabular cup could not be fixed properly. The research of the thesis is in the framework of finding this appropriate endpoint of insertion based on acoustic technology and will contain the evaluation of this new technique on foam block and animal bone models. By exciting the system, the generated sounds will be recorded. By using Fast Fourier Transform (FFT), the sound signals in time domain are transferred to the frequency domain. The resonance frequencies can be extracted. By observing the shift tendency of resonance frequencies. The end point of insertion will be determined. The experiments are conducted on six foam blocks and two bovine blocks. For the foam blocks, there are in total two sensitive resonance frequencies, the second one which varies from 1400 Hz to 2400 Hz turns out to be the most sensitive and the clearest, it can be used as the criterion to stop the insertion. For bovine blocks, the experiments are conducted on both one dried block without marrow and one moisturized block with marrow, the result on the moisturized block with marrow is more clear than the result on dried one without marrow. This is a decent result since moisturized bovine block with marrow is closer to intraoperative situation. Both results on foam and bovine blocks indicate that the feature of resonance frequencies can be used as a criterion to stop the insertion, if resonance frequency stops shifting around certain frequency for two or three times, this indicates the end of the insertion has been reached. However, the experiments have not been performed on in vivo situation, this could be done in the future work.
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