Sentence examples for a consistent spectrum from inspiring English sources
The results of this study indicate a consistent spectrum of neoplastic and non-neoplastic effects produced by AN in the same rat strain, whether administered orally by bolus or by continuous dosing in the drinking water.
Results of simulations that use random sampling of BaP mutants to approximate the number of mutants per sample required to achieve a consistent mutation spectrum.
We also performed simulations, using random mutant sampling, to determine the minimum number of mutants per samples that would be sufficient to achieve a consistent mutation spectrum in the BaP group.
Methanol proved to be the best fixative for the ATR application because it resulted in more consistent spectra compared to glutaraldehyde and ethanol (over a month of storage) and the cells are easily separated from fixative without centrifugation.
Diffuse gamma-ray data appear to be 'contaminated' by Crab-like point sources, so that it is difficult to derive a consistent local interstellar spectrum (IS) for electrons in the 1 to 30 MeV range.
In addition to the target spectrum, a consistent strong motion duration is required as input to the inversion process.
Participants with PAH-related exposures exhibited a fairly consistent mutational spectrum, characterized by increased proportions of insertions/deletions and G C→A T transitions at CpG sites.
A consistent analysis of the mechanical spectrum of glycerol was obtained by a modified formula, which proves the reliability of this composite reed vibration method for the study of glass transition.
Whether there is a consistent neuropathological profile across the spectrum of vascular causes and severity levels of VCI is unknown but seems unlikely.
After adding EDTA to this solution, a return to a spectrum consistent with that of an acid stabilised i-motif is observed once more, i.e. it returns to the form it previously took before addition of Cu2+ (Fig. 4a).
Major peaks were assigned based on tandem mass spectrometry (MSMS) fragmentation patterns to give a consistent explanation of the observed spectra.
