Sentence examples for applied to the isolated from inspiring English sources

It turned out that the pejorative hermit nation is more often applied to the isolated northern part of the peninsula with its hungry population and fierce leadership than the gentle, beautiful Land of the Morning Calm.

In the in vitro study presented here, the effect of two well-known clinically tested anti migraine compounds were applied to the isolated human MMAs.

To obtain the size distribution and the averaged size of ZGs, AFM morphometry was applied to the isolated ZG after fixation.

Light and EMG records were synchronised by generating a dim pulse of light from a small LED located near by the animal under study in the imager, in synchrony with the trigger applied to the isolated stimulator.

In 16 cases the same procedure for DNA extraction was applied to the isolated CSCs after one week under culture conditions that favor stem cell growth (see above).

The humoral mechanism was tested by a perfusate and dialysate from the ischaemic organ, which induced cardioprotection after being applied to the isolated myocardium [ 58].

The modified MLST scheme was applied to the isolates and reference strains representing 7 pathogenic Leptospira species.

Toxigenic C. ulcerans can produce both diphtheria-like and Shiga-like toxins (3 ); to identify the genetic basis of toxin production and other potential virulence factors in this strain, a whole genome sequencing approach was applied to the isolate.

The first genome-sequencing project, applied to the isolate Af293 and coupled with the first transcriptome data available, has been published [ 4] and a second genome, from the A. fumigatus strain A1163, is now available [ 5].

Due to uncultivability of " Candidatus Helicobacter bovis" a reference strain is not available; thus the specific PCR was applied to the DNA isolated from the abomasum of an infected cow [ 20], and PCR products were sequenced with the same primers used for amplification.

Indeed, the mean value of the noise must not be too elevated, so that the threshold applied to the image isolates the expected circles and so that zero-sections appear in the generated signals.