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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a labeled with" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "labeled with"? You can use "labeled with" to indicate that something has a label or tag that provides information about it.
Example: "The box was labeled with the contents inside to ensure proper handling."
Alternatives: "marked with" or "tagged with".
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Protein A labeled with Fc-CHO sufficientficielectrochemicalical properties that are useful in a miniaturized electrochemical immunoassays.
Protein A labeled with Fc-CHO exhibited reversible redox properties of ferrocene in cyclic voltammograms and its peak currents increased with number of labeled ferrocenes.
The current response of protein A labeled with Fc-CHO well correlated with its concentration when applying 390 V versus Ag/AgCl.
(B) The section analysis selected the site in (A) labeled with a white line.
To calculate I A for all eight curves, the curve I A of curve mean is computed as the average of the other I A labeled with D1,···,D7.
Briefly, single-standed cDNA was generated from amplified cRNA with the WT cDNA Synthesis Kit (Affymetrix, Santa Clara, CA) and then fragmented a labeled with the WT Terminal Labeling Kit (Affymetrix) s.
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DQ-BSA-green is a BSA labeled with a self-quenching fluorescent dye.
Imagine a balloon labeled with a specific negative thought, and watch it float up and away.
Every room on a floor is labeled with a subcategory, like Slavic languages or Native American religions.
Each membership function μ A (x) is labeled with a linguistic variable.
Mr. Taher sat down at an unoccupied table labeled with a single word: "Hearst".
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