Sentence examples for adapting a large number from inspiring English sources
As part of the Tox21 collaboration (Collins et al. 2008), the National Institutes of Health Chemical Genomics Center is adapting a large number of quantitative HTS (qHTS) assays to probe biological processes thought to play a role in toxicity of environmental agents.
One important result is that the derived methodology can be easily adapted to a large number of species, scales, or regions to improve the coverage of fragmentation indexes.
SBML has been adapted by a large number of simulation tools, allowing users to share their models.
The principle used in this assay can be adapted to a large number of biological systems and could therefore have a significant impact on patient care by providing accurate results in a shorter time.
The Chelex® 100 extraction method was chosen because it is fast, cheap, and can be adapted to extract a large number of samples simultaneously [24].
Probably, P. horikoshii was adapted to acquire a large number of amino acids from the external environment, and, therefore, lost need for autonomous synthesis of a number of amino acids.
In addition, 2-DE and immunoblotting were not adapted to test a large number of sera, and thus further experiments using ELISA with recombinant proteins are necessary, which will allow for validation of the target antigens and screening of a large number of patients.
Because of limited expert data, the presented design is applicable only to 6 of the 9 standard IEC/IEEE transformer diagnostic states, but SE-FNTDS would automatically adapt to a larger number of diagnostic states if trained with a larger expert database.
Cases were adapted from a larger number of real cases referred to the Guy's Hospital TA clinic over a period of 6 months.
It is similar to the familiar P value, but adapted to the analysis of a large number of genes.
The use of meta-models is well adapted to reliability analysis, which requires a large number of computations of the performance function [64].
