Sentence examples for applied to replicate from inspiring English sources

The PDMS molds were then applied to replicate some commercial polymer coatings at an elevated temperature of about 140 °C to transfer the mold pattern to the coatings.

It demonstrates that such coarse grained particle model can be applied to replicate the dynamics of viscous blood flow, with the advantage of bridging the gap between macroscopic flow scales and the cellular scales characterizing blood flow that continuum based models fail to handle adequately.

In this work the original ADM1, implemented in the simulation software package MATLAB/Simulink, was adapted and applied to replicate with reasonable degree of accuracy the thermophilic anaerobic co-digestion of olive mill wastewater (OMW) with olive mill solid waste (OMSW) in a semi-continuous tubular digester.

Weighted average was applied to replicate measures.

The specimen current records of Fig. 4A were recorded from a cell where 100 μM TBQ was applied to replicate the effect observed in the experiment of Fig. 3. Again, TBQ decreased the inward current and increased the outward.

On real data, we show that, compared with MDS-based methods, PM1 and PM2 generate more similar models when applied to replicate experiments performed with different restriction enzymes or when applied to the same data at varying resolutions.

The experiments were repeated on 3 independent occasions, with treatments applied to duplicate replicate wells.

For each PAMP, experiments were repeated on 3 independent occasions, with treatments applied to duplicate replicate wells.

When applied to the replicated tetrad discussed in the previous section, ssG produced just one discrepant call across the four spores.

A stepwise procedure, using thresholds of p=0.05 for variable selection and elimination, was applied to each replicated sample, and only the risk factors selected in at least 50% of the procedures were included in the conditional logistic regression models as confounders.

These procedures were implemented by Gibbs sampling in the GenSel software [ 30] applied to each replicated data set within each heritability scenario, by defining a burn-in period of 5000 Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) cycles before saving samples from each of an additional 40 000 MCMC cycles.