Sentence examples for A method applied previously from inspiring English sources
We present several refinements to a method applied previously to quantify killing of targets in the spleen using a dynamical model.
Moreover, the clustering methods applied previously in metabonomics studies were mainly used to aid the extraction of metabolic information and to identify molecules of interest with regard to defining a particular condition.
We measured ROS generation by ErPC3 and its potential inhibition by BHA by assays of cardiolipin oxidation, using 10- N-Nonyl-Acridine Orange (NAO), according to methods applied previously [ 8, 18].
Gene expression signatures were derived for the four murine cell subpopulations, by using a method we applied previously to the analogous human subpopulations [ 7].
Typical global schemes such as the finite difference method and the boundary element method have been applied previously to solve related problems for circular and elliptic jets.
These methods have been applied previously to analysis of K10 data from a complex survey in New Zealand [ 29].
These analytical methods have been applied previously to mutation scanning [34], [35].
Similar methods have been applied previously to demographic analyses of human populations [ 22, 25, 26], and have relied on large datasets to infer complex demographic models [ 27].
HPeV PAK5045 was found in 1 stool sample from a healthy 2-year-old boy who had close contact with a person who had nonpolio AFP, using a previously described method applied here to stool samples (14 ).
The neutralisation step involves removal of HCl by displacing Ag+ from a cation exchange resin, with precipitation of AgCl on the column, a method previously applied to 99mTc generator eluates [ 35].
To test for the presence of KNa current in small diameter DRG neurons, we used a method previously applied to rat DRG neurons (Bischoff et al., 1998): a K+ background current arising from defined pipette Na+ is measured using hyperpolarizing voltage-steps during the first 5 min following formation of the whole-cell recording configuration.
