Sentence examples for analyzed in one from inspiring English sources
The consequences of spectral static aliasing errors on a set of grid points are analyzed in one dimension of space for quadratic products and their derivatives.
Impacts of integrated watershed development (IWD) interventions on water balance and different ecosystem services are analyzed in one of the selected watershed of 850 ha in Bundelkhand region.
In the present study, chromosomal aberrations were analyzed in one Italian and eight Russian cosmonauts following missions of different duration on the MIR and the international space station (ISS).
A segment (usually 1/8) of a blood spot analyzed in one PCR reaction contains only ~30 000 nucleated cells and the DNA on the spot can be of a poor quality (depending on the storage conditions and time).
All plasma samples were obtained in the postabsorptive state on the day of randomization and at 24 weeks and analyzed in one laboratory (Leiden, the Netherlands).
Products from up to four primers were analyzed in one injection by using different fluorescent labels (6-FAM, HEX, and NED) on different primers and taking into account the expected fragment size.
For the first time, relaxation and diffusion properties of pure intermolecular single-quantum, double-quantum, and triple-quantum coherences of three-spin orders were characterized and analyzed in one-dimensional experiments.
The data were analyzed in one-way ANOVA procedure (SPSS 19.0) to test the differences among four treatments in ruminal fermentation characters and the population of the total bacteria, methanogens and NC10.
The sensitivity of cumulative cervical cancer mortality to parameter estimates was analyzed in one-way sensitivity analyses.
Means and variances of treatments were analyzed in one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) by PROC GLM of SAS program (SAS Institute, 1989).
Except miR408-producing npcR9 (JO460086), expression patterns of the other 29 mlncRNAs with sizes over 700 bp were analyzed in one-year-old, greenhouse grown D. purpurea plants by quantitative real-time RT-PCR (qPCR).
