Sentence examples for Common well from inspiring English sources

LIFECODES SSO typing kits are based upon the Luminex platform to provide intermediate level of resolution mostly focused upon resolving common well documented (CWD HLAalleleses.

In particular, several of the common well defined (CWD) null mutations lie outside of those typically amplified exons in SSO products (exon 2 and 3 for Class1; exon2 for Class 2) and cause the loss of antigen expression.

In addition, the possibility to integrate PMOS and NMOS devices into a single common well configuration allows significant area reduction, as compared to an equivalent triple well implementation.

Therefore, the ideal method for determining the TOC fraction within source rock units would utilize common well log data.

This approach creates multiple fractures and avoids the inherent limitations of other common well stimulating techniques such as hydraulic fracturing (HF) and explosive fracturing (EF).

Application of Bayesian Network theory and Random Forest shows that both facies and fractures can be predicted with high accuracy using limited common well logs.

Cano et al (Human Immunology, 2007) defined the common well-documented (CWD) allele list to distinguish these alleles from the "rare" alleles.

Papillary thyroid carcinoma (PTC) is the most common well-differentiated thyroid carcinoma and is characterized by follicular differentiation and distinct atypical nuclear features.

We selected the same common, well-studied, and potentially functional candidate single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) in CCND1 [proline-to-proline substitution at amino acid 242 (P242P), rs9344] that we evaluated in our previous research on the interaction of CCND1 with oxidative stress in breast and colon cancer (Ceschi et al. 2005; Probst-Hensch et al. 2006).

For example, a blocked reaction caused by a common, well-characterized metabolite that is a component of multiple metabolic reactions will have multiple SMILEY solutions while the opposite is true for blocked reactions caused by less well characterized metabolites.

For example, as cellphones have become common, well-equipped and trained hikers have used cellphones to call for rescue, although in hindsight they could have descended on their own.