Sentence examples for by classical methods in from inspiring English sources
Several maturity loci, designated as E loci, have been characterized by classical methods in soybean [ Glycine max (L). Merrill], which is classified as an SD plant.
Separate hierarchical clustering of the birds was performed using either the 287 and the 660 genes obtained by classical methods in step one, or the 688 genes obtained by the FAMT method.
In the presence of interharmonic tones in the frequency range from DC to 15 Hz and from 85 to 100 Hz, the simplified assumptions made by classical methods proposed in literature can lead to very inaccurate results.
The main outcomes of the paper are as follows: In the presence of interharmonic tones in the frequency range from DC to 15 Hz and from 85 to 100 Hz, the simplified assumptions made by classical methods proposed in literature can lead to very inaccurate results.
If biologists can answer these questions, Shapiro says, they may be able to identify other species that, while they are plentiful in number and not considered at risk of extinction by classical methods, could be in danger of an unexpected die-off.
The yeasts used in this study were isolated and identified in 2008, by classical methods [ 9- 11] and also by rDNA sequencing [ 12].
Unani medications are often processed by classical methods of preparation as originally described in Greco-Arabic medicine.
Lipid particles produced by supercritical fluid have shown different physicochemical properties in comparison to lipid particles produced by classical methods.
Protein-coding genes in the transcriptome have mostly been predicted by classical methods such as six-frame translation of transcripts.
In our institute, we first re-identified the strains by classical methods.
As the British scientific journal Nature editorialised in 1992, a broad scientific consensus holds that "the same physical and biological laws govern the response of organisms modified by modern molecular and cellular methods and those produced by classical methods.
