Sentence examples for array because of from inspiring English sources
Diverging lamellae grow faster than a parallel array because of lower segregant concentration.
Furthermore, we employed a circular array instead of the typical linear array because of its analytical tractability.
Consequently, broadband light absorption was achieved with either a tungsten nanoparticle array or a tungsten core shell nanoparticle array because of the strong electric field enhancement in the gap between the core nanoparticles.
However, some drawbacks to their use and performance exist including their resistance to wetting by an aqueous electrolyte solution, bad electrical continuity at the array/electrode base interface for binder-free applications, and potential collapse of the VACNT array because of capillary forces.
Low-frequency and rare variants genome-wide cannot be easily captured on a genotyping array because of their large numbers and low levels of correlation.
In addition, no specific amplification of the MYCN gene was detected by the Affymetrix array because of a lack of probes in the MYCN region.
However, spin coating may destroy CNT arrays because of its centrifugal force.
Recently, porous anodized aluminum (PAA) templates have been used to fabricate large areas of metal and oxide nanodot arrays because of their low production cost, pore size controllability, and ease of fabrication, which is called the bottom-up method [11 15].
This effect is more prominent for the ultrathin as compared to the thin NW arrays because of the small dimensional quantum confinement and higher oxygen vacancies in the former.
On the other hand, they can be considered complementary, as many of the small polymorphic CNVs previously detected in the clone-based array [ 11] could not be refined in the oligo-array because of lack of probes in such regions, designed in order to avoid frequent polymorphic CNVs.
Reciprocally, the chance of false positives was increased in the cross-species use of the cDNA spotted arrays because of reduced hybridization stringency.
