Sentence examples for adapted to trace from inspiring English sources
This reporter system has been used previously to characterize the nuclear access of the Notch intracellular domain [21] and was therefore be adapted to trace the nuclear access of GV-Dnmt2 (Fig. 6A, B).
We employed a previously described monosynaptic rabies-virus-based technique (Wickersham et al., 2007a; Callaway, 2008; Arenkiel and Ehlers, 2009) adapted to selectively trace neurons that directly synapse onto primary motoneurons (Stepien et al., 2010; Takatoh et al., 2013).
Hippocampal boundaries were selected on the basis of a survey of numerous anatomical studies and brain atlases and were adapted to enable reproducible ROI tracing within and across brains (Jack et al. 1995; Duvernoy 1988; Duvernoy and Bourgouin 1998, 1999; Insausti et al. 1998; Bernasconi et al. 2000; Goncharova et al. 2001; Duvernoy 2005).
The overall climatic changes that led to the early evolution of scrubland plants from ancestors adapted to moister environments can be traced back to the gradual cooling and aridification of world climates that occurred during the Cenozoic Era (65.5 million years ago to the present).
With the growing cohorts, alternative strategies to improve patient follow-up and defaulter tracing using innovative methods, adapted to the context, need to be explored to improve the cost-effectiveness of the current strategies.
Firstly, we show how individual traces can be adapted to these different resolution scales, by tessellating the space into adequate basins and filtering the correct individual flows.
The aim of the present study was to determine if our trace element supplementation policy for adults adapted to total body surface area would achieve normalization of plasma concentrations of trace elements in burned children.
Widely distributed species with populations adapted to different environmental conditions can provide valuable opportunities for tracing the onset of reproductive incompatibilities and their role in the speciation process.
In most cases, the faults were traced back to equipment that was poorly adapted to the organic matter being processed at the site.
