Sentence examples for any one of the methods from inspiring English sources

The overall rosette phenotype of the rescued bri1-301 plants generated by any one of the methods was similar to that of the wild type plants.

A composite adherence measurement approach was used so that a child was designated as a low-adherer if they scored less than 80% in any one of the methods described.

343 of the DUF families involved in detected relationships were made exclusively through any one of the methods employed here with both SCOP-NrichD and SUPFAM+ accounting for 105 and 165 relationships respectively.

While comparing the common candidates predicted by Wv + HRC and other methods we found that 84% (364) were prioritized to be disease candidate by any one of the methods while 16%7171) of the candidates were the unique candidates prioritized by our method (Additional file 2).

These structures are the same as the dataset considered by Martin et al. (2005), excluding the structures which have been deprecated or those structures that failed running on any one of the considered methods.

The criteria for the diagnosis of diabetes are shown in Table 2. Three ways to diagnose diabetes are possible, and each, in the absence of unequivocal hyperglycemia, must be confirmed, on a subsequent day, by any one of the three methods given in Table 2.

Hypoperfusion in the territory of the culprit artery as determined on imaging within 2 weeks before the operation, using any one of the following methods: A cerebral blood flow decrease of ≥30% when compared with the perfusion on the contralateral side on perfusion CT.

Comfortably use any one of the two methods to concatenate data.

We cannot simply and directly apply any one of the two methods mentioned.

The rpoB gene mutations, of the rifampicin resistant isolates, detected by any one of the phenotypic methods, were identified by DNA sequencing (Macrogen –Korea).

Finally, our findings here pave the way to use any one of the labeling methods in this study to analyze stem cell development during metamorphosis.