Sentence examples for as analyzed on from inspiring English sources
As analyzed on RT-PCR, osteonectin has been found in various kinds of cells, but when detected in adult cells, it has appeared only in calcified tissues.
The infectivity was determined by eGFP expression as analyzed on FACScan (BD Bioscience).
Receptor internalization was quantified as the loss of cell-surface receptors, as analyzed on a BD LSR II flow cytometer (BD Biosciences).
Additional file 9: Network visualization of metabolites as analyzed on dry Shismus arabicus seeds (a), germinated seeds (b), dehydrated seeds (c).
Partially purified PIs contained small peptides of about 5.5 to 6.3 kDa equivalent to a single IRD as analyzed on MALDI-TOF-MS.
As analyzed on a High Sensitivity DNA Chip on the Agilent Bioanalyzer, the peak fragment size before emulsion PCR (emPCR) was situated around 450 bp (data not shown), indicating that Covaris shearing and subsequent size selection did not account for this relatively short average sequence length.
Re "In Virginia's Hills, a Football Crusade," Nov. 11: If Liberty University is successful in developing a major football program, its games will no doubt be included in the weekly Las Vegas spread lines and published in most daily newspapers, as well as being analyzed on television and throughout the Internet.
For cholesterol analysis, lipids were extracted as above, analyzed on a one-dimensional TLC in heptane/ethylether/acetic acid (18∶6∶2, v/v) and stained with copper.
Other factors, such as the ones analyzed on the Luo et al. [94] approach, could not be evaluated, since the image set built by Bhattacharya et al. [7] could not be downloaded due to a Web server error.
The researchers on the project — a collaboration between the Broad Institute, in Cambridge, which is affiliated with M.I.T. and Harvard, and the Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen), a non-profit organization in Arizona — post the genetic data as soon as they are analyzed, on a Web site that is accessible to the public.
(Another issue potentially depressing wages more than productivity is the anticipation of a new-employee tax credit, like the one proposed by President Obama in September 2011 and seriously discussed as early as 2009 and analyzed on this blog).
