Sentence examples for and detection and the from inspiring English sources

Positive controls and negative controls were used for each step (extraction, amplification, and detection), and the results of controls were as expected.

They are ideal candidates for plasma biomarker development due to their stability in plasma, ease of isolation and detection, and the unique expression patterns associated with disease states 4– 6.

Due to its user-friendly design, the closed system for amplification and detection and the possibility of simultaneously processing up to 96 samples without significant loss of time, FT MTB is an alternative to other semi- or fully automated assays particularly in low-prevalence countries.

They base the security of the system in two tasks: protection and detection, and divide the attacks and countermeasures depending on which layer of the protocol stack affects.

"I think that the availability of these kinds of programs and procedures should definitely improve the screening and detection, and hopefully, the treatment of such illnesses".

The proposed method produces efficient result in sequence searching and detection and improves the hardware utilization which in terms reduces the time complexity as well.

Anatomic imaging is widely used in breast cancer screening and detection, and mammography is still the gold standard.

Those changes are already being felt where it counts most; in sustained falls in all types of crime, rising arrests and detections and closer contact between police and the communities they serve.

The source code of the BA embedding and detection schemes and the images used during the contest are available on http://bows2.gipsa-lab.inpg.fr.fr

Fluorescence lifetime measurements are particularly robust because they are usually independent of the fluorophore concentration, the excitation and detection efficiencies, and the impact of scattering and sample absorption.

This book concentrates on seven main areas: establishing identity (mainly fingerprinting, or dactyloscopy), ballistics, discriminating between bloods (serology), trace evidence (hairs, etc), postmortems (the bits most of us look away from in the TV series), poisons and their detection, and the great modern breakthrough of DNA.