Sentence examples for and establishment by using from inspiring English sources
We further analysed the role of this protein in mice during bone metastasis invasion and establishment by using Hsp27 genetically depleted MDA-MB231/B02 human breast cancer cell line as a model.
The student researchers also measured the geographic location of each food establishment by using a GPS unit (Garmin 62S).
Smaller companies will try to compete with larger establishments by using this technology to their advantage.
The second term directs us to remove the amounts of chocolate needed for making the secondary products of those establishments by using our present estimate of the technology used for making those products, a i k ( h ).
Proteins, metabolites (or small molecules), functional classes and cell processes were taken as entity type for establishment of pathway by using plant ResNet 4.0 database (Ariadne Genomics) employing four interaction type namely regulation, direct regulation, expression and binding [ 57].
A unique code was given to each establishment to relate the registration, inspection, and microbiological results by using this code.
After establishment of deep anesthesia by using IP injection of 60 mg/kg ketamine and 4 mg/kg xylazine, mice were killed via cardiac perfusion by using 10 ml of phosphate-buffered saline followed by 10% neutral buffered formalin.
Lab cages of two sizes were used: large (34×56.5×18.5 cm) and small (25.5×42.5×20 cm); these were supplied by the breeding establishments and both establishments used both cage sizes.
These results provide evidence that no advantage would be gained during the establishment of Eucalyptus leucoxylon at this site by using only the local provenance from within the range we sampled.
Inter-rater reliability was calculated overall and by advertisement or establishment category using percent agreement.
Such approaches, often conceived for new audiences who are not from museum cultures, are now being dismissed as "politically correct" by establishment critics, using an epithet often associated with right-wing censure.
