Sentence examples for analytical and functional from inspiring English sources
The possibility to reliably analyse minute amounts of intact viruses by mass spectrometry opens new perspectives in analytical and functional lipid studies on a wider range of viruses including pathogenic human ones, which are difficult to purify in large amounts.
The analytical and functional sensitivity of the assay was, respectively, 0.02 ng/ml and 0.15 ng/ml.
Depending on their applications, protein microarrays can be categorized into two varieties: analytical and functional protein microarrays.
This critical review examines the synthetic, analytical, and functional challenges associated with the heterogeneity introduced by conjugation reactions as well as polymer scaffold design.
Reagents for analytical and functional studies at the nucleic acid level can now be produced with relative ease for almost any organism by any lab.
The PSP web server, which integrates a wide variety of useful analytical and functional tools, has been developed to rapidly identify orthologous coding genes under positive selection across up to thirty user-selected or user-supplied prokaryotic genomes.
Direct speeches of Huineng in five chapters from four translations (Wong 1930a, Heng 1977, Cleary 1998, Cheng 2011) are extracted and then analysed in SysFan (Wu 2000), a computational analytical tool for systemic and functional analysis.
The availability of SynFind will begin to merge the two analytical worlds of comparative and functional genomics such that researchers can more easily transfer system-level functional knowledge from data-rich model organisms to the thousands of others organisms being analyzed by only a handful of scientists.
Whereas the use of a single analytical level allows candidate search and functional interpretation based on common features, for example, characterized in gene ontology databases, the cross-omics approach allows generating hypotheses by comparing gene expression profiling to (functional active) protein abundances.
Secondary outcomes were compared between groups as mean differences for continuous variables and incidence for categorical ones on anaemia, functional, analytical and healthcare utilization for the evolution from baseline to 24-month follow-up.
In their analysis of the status of modeling in evo devo, Collins et al. (2007) concluded that "these models are mostly diagrammatic and functional; very few analytical and predictive models exist within EvoDevo" (p. 373).
