Sentence examples for Theoretical sizes from inspiring English sources

As a control, we first checked that the observed sizes of the amplicons matched the theoretical sizes, for the four sequenced genomes.

The theoretical size of the different amplicons and the primers used are listed in Supplementary Table II.

The theoretical size of the library was 27648, and approximately 8000 colonies were examined using the same screening method.

This also meant that the Bundestag swelled from its theoretical size of 598 seats to 620.

Theoretical size distributions were the basis for determining characteristic rate functions in a kinetic equation.

In previous studies, we used an antibody against full-length irisin (aa 32 143) and observed an immune-reactive band at ~13 kDa, the theoretical size of non-glycosylated irisin, in murine serum but not in bovine plasma23,24.

Using statistical techniques, three optimal theoretical size and shape unicompartmental tibial designs, (i) implants of consistent shape in varying size (ii) implants symmetric about their ML axis; (iii) implants of varying size and shape, were constructed to best fit the population.

Increasing power, capital costs, and ultimately theoretical size limitations, are poised to halt the process of continually shrinking the transistor.

The band indicated a larger protein than the theoretical size (63.5 kDa), which was expected due to glycosylation of Gox (Fig. 1).

Lost in the speculation over the theoretical size of Birkenfeld's reward is the fact that when Birkenfeld first blew the whistle at UBS, the law that provides for the reward did not yet exist.

In addition, it should be noted that the interlayer spacing is smaller than the theoretical size of intercalated diaminoalkanes, because the alkyl chains of intercalated diaminoalkanes may be bent and/or inclined.