Sentence examples for arrays to describe from inspiring English sources
In this study we used high density cDNA arrays to describe the changes in gene expression during muscle recovery induced by a fasting-refeeding sequence.
We compared our results to publicly available microarray data from the AtGenExpress project, which used Affymetrix ATH1 arrays to describe the transcriptome of hydroponically grown Arabidopsis roots exposed to a 150 mM NaCl-shock for up to 24 h [ 15].
Space complexity of SlideSort is O((b − d) dn log n + nℓlogσ), because it requires an pointer array to describe the pattern tree, and the original strings must be retained.
Mathematically modeling the 'downstream sense, upstream antisense' tiling array signal to describe more precisely the transitive activity and reduce the dimensionality might improve the performance of the SVM.
The West is very good at talking; it has used a vast array of vocabulary to describe the situation in Syria and how appalling it is.
The partial velocity array is adopted to describe the kinematic characteristics of the multibody system, which can be obtained by.
Instead, Hume uses an array of terms to describe our affective perceptions, especially the 'passion,'sentimentnt' and 'taste' familiar from Shaftesbury and Hutcheson.
This DNA was labeled and hybridized to the array according to described protocols (Werren et al., 2010).
A MIAME-compliant data-centric model has been developed: the Microarray Gene Expression Object Model (MAGE-OM); this applies a structure to all components of a microarray-based study, from the sequences attached to the array through to describing equipment and platform used to perform the hybridisation reactions [ 2].
During an interview with a Washington University business professor last year, Ma used a dizzying array of visual symbols to describe his management philosophy, including fish in a pond and gold bars falling from the sky.
The alumni and graduates that I speak to draw on a whole array of crazy metaphors to describe to me what it means to reform the system and enact change.
