Sentence examples for basis of visible from inspiring English sources
On the basis of visible interface, each fraction was collected in appropriate 600 μL.
Patients without EUS were clinically staged as N1 on the basis of visible lymphadenopathy on CT scan, and T3 on the basis of visible oesophageal mass on CT scan.
On the basis of visible staining with CR, CRF and ThT fluorescence, we have identified putative amyloid protein that was colocalized with H. volcanii microcolonies.
This effect can be partially explained if the homologous residue Glu169 in CaChR1 is already protonated at pH <9 as recently predicted on the basis of visible absorption pH titration studies.
Another example is the oxidation of ethanol to acetic acid, which can be used by common breath-analyzer kits to measure the alcohol level in a person's breath on the basis of the visible colour changes that occur as orange potassium dichromate is reduced to green chromium (III) sulfate.
We selected female larvae (on basis of externally visible markers for 3rd instar, for 2nd instar we took 10 larvae total) in order to avoid any sex related gene expression changes between samples.
For example, if the presence of a band on a gel signifies the presence of a particular mutation, test results are categorized as either 'positive' or 'negative' for that mutation, on the basis of the visible presence of the band.
PSIS was diagnosed on the basis of no visible pituitary stalk, no normal posterior lobe hypersignal in the sella turcica, and the presence of a hyperintense nodule in the region of the infundibular recess of the third ventricle [ 5].
Pteridine and ommochrome pigments form the basis of the visible eye-color variants of Drosophila and much of the variation in butterfly wing patterns, and have consequently been central to the development of genetics itself [ 28].
In this regard, we concluded on the basis of earlier visible absorption and RRS pH titrations that, unlike Asp85 in BR, at neutral pH the homologous residue Glu169 is protonated (i.e., neutral).
