Sentence examples for arrays derived from from inspiring English sources

Gene expression was measured using two-dye color oligonucleotide arrays derived from Version 2 of the Drosophila Genomics Resource Center.

In this research, hierarchical porous N-doped carbon and Co3O4 nanopillar arrays derived from Morpho butterfly wing scales have been explored.

Frozen tissue arrays derived from human carcinomas (breast, ovarian, and skin) and their normal counterparts were also used (US Biomax, MD).

wuIs155 and wuIs156 are integrated transgene arrays derived from wuEx118.

Intensity levels were averaged across arrays derived from the same tissue and all tumour derived arrays were excluded.

Using expression arrays derived from prostate cancer specimens, they confirmed that one of the two ETS oncogenes was overexpressed in 57% of 167 prostate cancers.

In Braitenberg's illustration of the classic input output view, sensor arrays derive from the evolutionary accumulation of spatially organized individual sensors into increasingly complex arrays and circuits geared to detect complex environmental features.

In this contribution, the nanopore array derived from l-cysteine oxide/gold hybrids (NA-COGH) was applied to the simultaneous determination of hydroquinone (HQ) and catechol (CT).

Additional file 3 presents a comparison of QIIME software for processing a contingency matrix as a 2D array (derived from QIIME 1.4.0) versus using the biom-format objects (derived from QIIME 1.4.0-dev).

The aadA6-orfD gene cassette array derived from sequencing of the 1.6 kb gene cassette fragment from isolate ODM-24 showed complete homology with the aadA6-ofrD of class 1 integron reported from previous studies [ 25, 34].

This suggests that the strong light confinement observed in SiNW arrays is derived from Mie-related scattering, and it is important to adjust the apparent size of SiNWs to the wavelength of the incident light.