The phrase "a array" is not correct in written English; it should be "an array." You can use "an array" when referring to a collection or arrangement of items, often in a technical or mathematical context.
Example: "The program displays an array of options for the user to choose from."
Alternatives: "a collection" or "a range".
For example, an 'A' array received a mixture of one part Cy5 labeled ddATP, one part Cy3 labeled ddATP, and two parts each Cy3 labeled ddCTP, ddGTP, and ddUTP.
These arrays included array G series 6 (array A), array G series 7 (array B) and array G series 8 (array C). 5 µl (0.05 µg of protein content) of conditional medium was added to each cytokine antibody array to perform the assay following manufacturer's procedures.
In addition, the A array files fabricated from the Plus array data allowed us to perform several types of normalization at the probe or probeset level similar to the detailed analysis of Choe et al. ([ 24]).
We tested for origin effects with the following model at T0 (Yijkl = μ + Ai + Dj + Ok + ϵijkl) and the following model for the experiments at T3 (Yijkl = μ + Ai + Dj + Ok + Sl + ϵijkl) where A: array; D: Dye; O: Origin; S: Salinity.
Equally winning, tightly wrapped "purses" of goat cheese and a bit of duck were served on a array of crisp greens with ginger dressing.
They challenged each other's logic and budget numbers, offering a array of charges and countercharges, numbers and statistics, diplomatic catch-phrases, military jargon and economic theories.
Aim of the series is to discuss in depth the design and fabrication of our SPAD-A array system for two-dimensional single-photon imaging, able to count and time-tag single photons by means of a monolithic array sensor.
This incorporation resembles the low level incorporation of CENP-A over 2 Mb of DNA flanking chicken nonrepetitive centromeres (Shang et al. 2013) and may be related to the arrangement of smaller CENP-A arrays surrounding a large central CENP-A array in a 330-kb human neocentromere (Chueh et al. 2005).
After purification of the labelled cRNA using the High Pure RNA Tissue Kit (Roche) and its fragmentation, 10 μg of Cy3- and Cy5-labelled cRNA were used for the hybridisation of the human 10k-A array (MWG Biotech, Ebersberg, Germany) containing oligonucleotides that represent approximately 10 000 human genes with known functions.
Most mice (83 %) were genotyped on the B-array and the remaining were genotyped on the A-array.
After removing uninformative and poorly performing SNPs, these arrays contained 181,752 (A-array) and 180,976 (B-array) SNP assays, and the set of SNPs on each array did not overlap.
