The phrase "arrays that we" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific arrays that are being discussed or utilized by a group, typically in a technical or programming context.
Example: "In our project, we will analyze the arrays that we created last week to improve our algorithm's performance."
Alternatives: "arrays we have" or "arrays we utilize".
These 17 genes were represented by 28 probes on the arrays that we used.
The Illumina SNP arrays that we used for our study contain very few C/G and A/T polymorphisms.
The Affymetrix custom microarrays (Nsp1.3M arrays) that we designed use non-SNP probes to capture 1.3 million NspI restriction enzyme fragments across the entire genome.
A global CNV profile was recently reported (1) in HapMap samples using high-density oligonucleotide microarrays (Affymetrix 500KEA arrays) that we designed.
The ChIP-on-chip methodology we used only detects promoters, since only probes for the promoters are on the tiling arrays that we used.
However, was a reasonable choice for even the high-density arrays that we analyzed (Supplementary Fig. S1 and Supplementary Table S3).
The focused array system that we used in this study was adapted from the system reported by Iyer et al. [ 38] and Wang et al. [ 14].
"Nothing like the array that we have now".
I wish there were some way you could have all that and still be reminded of the wild array that we humans are.
To achieve this we need to have observations from a sufficient number of channels of the array that we can use to calculate the adapted weights [1 3].
Thus, we compute only a subset of all possible periodic plane waves for the simulation cell size, reducing the number of waves calculated by a factor of f 2. These plane waves are stored in realspace in a large array that we will refer to as the compact S-matrix, with the output plane waves defined as (mathbf {S}_{m,n} vec {r})).
