Sentence examples for a single labelled from inspiring English sources
Although in theory a single labelled analogue per homologue group is acceptable, in practice a labelled analogue per target substance accounts more fully for any matrix artefacts.
First, we noticed that if a single labelled notochord cell was isolated and sandwiched between unlabelled notochord cells, it was incorporated normally into the aligned notochord.
Re-purified protein contained a single labelled lipid that co-migrated with cholesterol by TLC, but no phospholipids were co-purified.
In the contralateral hemisphere, most sections contained no FB-labelled cells, though some contained a single labelled cell (in area 23).
In minisequencing a DNA polymerase is employed to specifically extend a detection primer designed to anneal directly adjacent to the SNP position in the complementary DNA strand with a single labelled nucleotide analogue.
The model fitted the switch in the branching pattern occurring at -0.07084 (i.e. T of the ML solution/it is worth reminding that the time separating the ingroup root from the present was arbitrarily assigned to 1), leading to an estimate of 24 putative species, 4 of which containing a single individual (labelled R5, Be2b, N2 and N3 respectively in Figure 3).
This results in an excess contribution of single labelled molecules in C18-fatty acids over what could be anticipated based on the contribution of triple labelled molecules originating from elongation of de novo synthesized palmitate.
Specificity of labelling and absence of signal crossover was excluded in all cases by examination of single labelled control samples, including labelling controls with omission of primary antibody.
So, we have combined these two reactions into a single reaction (labelled R7).
Because of the low endorsement of most items, we grouped all items into a single variable labelled "illicit drugs".
Accordingly, additional single labelled stearate is synthesized from elongation of pre-existing palmitate with a labelled acetyl-CoA moiety.
