Sentence examples for ascertained by pattern from inspiring English sources

As with Alex and virtually all matreshka predictions, none of the candidates in Table 3 contain known protein functional motifs, as ascertained by pattern matching to Prosite motifs.

The identity of the reaction product was ascertained by mass fragmentation pattern and its comparison with the compound database NIST62- LIB available on the GC-MS instrument.

The positioning of OMe groups in ring B (lower ring) was ascertained by the coupling pattern in H NMR data and comparisons in the repeated data of related lignans.

The clonal nature of the pandemic V. parahaemolyticus isolates was ascertained by the similarity of patterns obtained by genome restriction fragment length polymorphism pulsed-field gel electropolymorphism pulsed-fieldly primed PCR (7, 9 ), direct gelomelectrophoresisnzyme analysis (DGREA) (4 ), and multilocus sequence typing (MLST) (15, 17 ).

Transmission electron microscope micrographs showed the featureless microstructure of amorphous molybdenum, which was further ascertained by the appearance of a continuous ring pattern in the selected area electron diffraction pattern (SAED).

Preferred approach to case involvement was ascertained by enquiring about the GP/FP's usual pattern of practice regarding children with each clinical condition.

The pattern of PP1γ expression was then ascertained by western blotting and the results obtained are shown in Figure  3.

This information is ascertained by having the patient graph his or her weight pattern with associated life events and by assessing detailed dietary and physical activity histories.

Both mRNAs were ascertained by PCR and sequencing, they showed similar level and pattern of expression in posterior caput/corpus.

However, this model exhibits some of the same accelerating patterns as in the generalized growth model, ascertained by the growth rate of the most recent exponential epoch being 2.4% (2.3 5.2%), larger than that of the first exponential epoch, 1.6% (1.3 2.1%).

Table 2 and Figure 3 illustrate a comparison in the expression patterns of wolframin immunopositivity in normal human placenta versus diabetic gestation, as ascertained by HSCORE and immunohistochemical staining intensity analysis.