Sentence examples for based on either molecular from inspiring English sources

In-Body Nano-Communication based on either molecular, acoustic, or RF radio communication in the terahertz band supports the exchange of messages between these in-body devices.

Usually it is based on either molecular surface curvatures or surface areas.

The proportion of the genome covered by the screen was calculated based on either the known or estimated molecular breakpoints of the deficiencies.

Effectively, this corresponds to the usually applied procedure of keeping the largest component of each structure, except that this procedure is based on either the number of atoms or molecular mass and can thus lead to retention of unwanted components.

The systematic positions of four recently reported genera, namely Bergeriella, Leptoamphisiella, Apokeronopsis and Nothoholosticha, were not included in any of updated systems although they were putatively assigned to the order Urostylida based on either morphological/morphogenetic or molecular information in the original descriptions [10], [11], [46], [47].

The interrelationships of Taenia based on complete mtDNAs were different between estimates from amino acids and nucleotides, and previously estimated phylogenies based on either morphology or molecular data.

The diversity of their morphology and incomplete taxon sampling made it difficult until now to resolve phylogenies based on either morphology or molecular data for this group.

Moreover, the differences between the studies may result from the application of different statistical tests based on either (i) models of molecular evolution that operate on long timescale or (ii) population genetic models that consider shorter timescale.

In the past decades the rapid growth of molecular diagnostics (based on either traditional PCR or isothermal amplification technologies) meet the demand for fast and accurate testing.

There have been a number of experimental molecular approaches based on either complementing the mtDNA defect or changing the balance of mutated to wild-type mtDNA.

Previous studies on chromosomal translocation in wheat have been based on either cytology [ 14, 15] or molecular markers [ 8, 9].