Sentence examples for adequate for expression from inspiring English sources

Of the 36 cervical cases in which multiple infections were detected, 32 proved adequate for expression analysis.

Synthetic recombinant vaccines are constructs in which a synthetic oligonucleotide coding for a protective epitope is inserted into an adequate gene for expression of the epitope.

Cells were harvested at least 48 hours after transfection to ensure adequate time for expression and association of KCNEs with HERG.

Within the sub-discipline military ecology, those contributions and rights may not be provisioned with an adequate avenue for expression, especially when recent wrongs are fresh on the minds of the stakeholders as revealed in these three case studies.

Together, these results suggested that our vectors are adequate for protein expression and protein-protein interaction assays in rice protoplasts.

This solution to Chisholm's puzzle would be of greatest interest if it could be shown not only to provide a suitable semantical interpretation for the four cited sentences, but also to pave the way to a complete system of deontic logic adequate for the expression of statements of conditional obligation.

The methodological correctness of the immunostaining procedure was confirmed, and visualization of the TNFR1 was adequate for its expression assessment using quantitative immunohistochemistry (Fig.  5a).

These EST libraries included transcription factor genes that are typically expressed at low levels, indicating that the depth is adequate for in silico expression analysis.

Cronbach's alpha was high (>.80) for the total scale at T2 and T3 and adequate for the 'Facial expression' and 'Social/personality/mood' subscales.

Because muscle tissue available for qRT-PCR analysis was limited, sample size was not adequate for testing gene expression changes following RE for each of the four sex (male/female) and time (4 h & 24 h post exercise) specific conditions (n = 2, for each of the four groups).

The Se levels reported by Tiran et al. are far below the levels required for adequate expression of selenoproteins.