Sentence examples for array required for from inspiring English sources
The sizes of the PV array required for this NZEH are found to have been reduced with the proposed modifications.
We conclude that NOCA-1 and Patronin/PTRN-1 redundantly control the assembly of a circumferential microtubule array required for larval development.
In the larval epidermis, NOCA-1 functions with γ-tubulin in parallel to Patronin/PTRN-1 to assemble a circumferential microtubule array required for larval development.
10.7554/eLife.08649.016 Figure 2. NOCA-1 and PTRN-1 control assembly of a circumferential microtubule array required for the integrity of the larval/adult epidermis.
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In both cases, the size of the gas turbine power plant and the size of the photovoltaic arrays required for operating day load, the number of water electrolysers, the capacity of hydrogen tanks required for storage purposes; all were calculated.
In the germline and embryonic epidermis, NOCA-1 functions independently of Patronin to promote assembly of microtubule arrays required for nuclear positioning.
The major obstacle has traditionally been poor or non-existent reference genomes combined with the high cost of developing oligo capture arrays required for exome sequencing, the most popular method for genotyping in humans.
The total number of subjects and arrays required for the pooled experiment to obtain gene expression estimates and confidence intervals comparable to those obtained from a non-pooled experiment is provided by the formula of Kendziorski et al. [ 51].
With a suitable laboratory protocol, and including the necessary levels of replication, this considerably reduces the number of arrays required for a microarray study without having to reduce the complexity of the biology under study.
