Sentence examples for based on published methodology from inspiring English sources

Our protocol for voxel-based morphometry was based on published methodology (28).

Phylogenetic analysis based on published methodology [34] demonstrates a subdivision of HA's, consistent with previous reports, that falls into two main groups [35] and four clades [36]: the H1 and H9 clade in one group and the H3 and H7 clade in the other group (Fig. 5b).

Over the course of the semester, our students perform a site-directed mutagenesis experiment on the gene encoding human γD crystallin (HγD-Crys) loosely based on published methodologies (Kosinski-Collins and King, 2003).

One unpublished study was considered for inclusion, based on published work concerning the methodology of the study.

Retinal projections to the brain were quantified on sections processed for DAB immunocytochemistry, based on a published methodology [34] that has been applied in several previous studies of brain organization [35] [37].

The current methodology for coastal inundation in the United States assigns these parameters based on published land use/land cover data such as the National Land Cover Dataset.

Sensitivity estimates are based on published data only and do not take into account the operator dependence of these methodologies.

This approach was based on previously published methodology [ 29].

Based on previously published methodology [ 33], RBP4 protein expression vector was transformed into the BL21 strain of Escherichia coli (Stratagene), expanded in suspension culture and induced for 6 h with 1 mM isopropyl-D-thiogalactopyranoside to stimulate protein expression.

A second stringent selection method was used to reduce the probe list based on previously published methodology [ 19], requiring that the following criteria were met: adjusted p-value ≤0.001, raw fluorescence intensity > median, and Tiassalé vs. N'Gousso ±0.485 Log2 fold change between the strains.

Based on the published methodology 18, study medication was considered discontinued if the prescription was not re-ordered by the physician within the expected time of medication coverage (the pre-defined 90th percentile of the time between first and second physician prescriptions among patients with ≥1 prescription).