Sentence examples for based on a marked from inspiring English sources
Based on a marked H&E section, macrodissection was performed where possible for tumor cell enrichment; tumor cell content was ≥50% in 308 tumors.
In this article, we have presented a novel method based on a marked point process model to find differentially expressed regions of arbitrary length in quantitative genomic data without depending on genome annotations.
Results: In this article, we propose a novel method based on a marked point process model to find differentially expressed genomic regions of arbitrary length without using genome annotations.
Twenty exam scripts written by 16-year old ESL learners were rated based on a marking scheme to identify scoring validity.
Questionnaires were graded by a research assistant and based on a marking scheme (Additional file 1) developed a priori by two of the authors (YL, RBC).
With energy and labour becoming conspicuously dearer, any inflation model based on a mark-up of prices over costs should be flashing red.
Traditional pricing models have been based on a mark-up over the cost of labour (which is a risk to the client) or on a fixed cost for delivering the service (which is a risk to the vendor, particularly given rising wages and stronger currencies in many emerging markets).
This experimental evolution approach based on a mark-release-recapture strategy has now been successfully applied to understand the evolution of cereal pathogens including Mycosphaerella graminicola [ 20, 32, 36, 37], Rhynchosporium secalis [ 37] and Phaeosphaeria nodorum [ 38].
If your application is based on a mark already in use, you'll need to include an example of how you actually use the mark.
The conclusion about the speed was based on a "yaw" mark that one of the car's tires left on the road in an area of industrial office parks in Santa Clarita, about 30 miles north-west of downtown Los Angeles.
"Rising Sun," a summer blockbuster movie based on a Michael Crichton novel, marked the height of America's Japan paranoia in the early 1990s — just as the Japanese economy was plunging off a cliff.
