Sentence examples for a basic determination of from inspiring English sources

There was also a previous experiment with microarrays available that measured expression by sampling relatively densely throughout the yeast cell cycle; this experiment was performed in triplicate allowing for a basic determination of the confidence limits of the measurement [33].

Yet, in the beginning of the Preface of the Metaphysical Foundations, he describes it as whatever is an object of outer sense, and later he argues that the "basic determination of something that is to be an object of the outer senses had to be motion, because only thereby can these senses be affected" (4:476).

While 'space' is the name of the category with the same name, 'spatiality' is the name of the basic determination of the entities that are in space.

Detection of MASI of an oncogene requires three basic determinations: 1) detection of an oncogenic mutation; 2) copy number enumeration of the mutant gene in the tumor cells and 3) determination of the relative ratio of the mutant:wild type allele (mA%).

Finally, this study suggests a basic concept for determination of the thickness of the steel wrapping jackets which is different from the conventional method.

Soil analyses included an array of basic properties, determination of a continuous particle size distribution and measurement of the saturated hydraulic conductivity (HC).

His brother echoed him in saying that a basic part of their strategy involved a determination to avoid bank loans: "We have grown step by step.

Recommendations for testing are: On purchase, tests of performance are advised to give a reference value for sensitivity, energy resolution and spatial resolution, and to form a baseline for day-to-day checks Before each use, a basic check of function and performance with determination of count rate sensitivity to a long-lived radioactive source and its energy spectrum.

The purpose of the paper is to quantitatively analyze attenuation and dispersion and the transient response properties of Rayleigh-like waves generated by a laser and provide a theoretical basic for the determination of visco-elastic characteristics of the coatings and adhesive layers.

This article discusses the basic findings that enable a determination of the thicknesses of the adsorbed water layers on the external surfaces of clay minerals and their dependence on the total water content in soils.

Anyone with a basic grasp of civics understands that it is the role of our courts to make such determinations under the Constitution.