Sentence examples for by the improved method from inspiring English sources

The results showed that large quantities of Rubisco were deleted from wheat leaf proteins prepared by the improved method.

The morphology-controlled graphene nanosheets prepared by the modified-improved method shows better discharge performance compared to graphene prepared by the improved method.

As many as (758±4) protein spots were detected from 2-DE images of protein extracts obtained by the improved method, 130 more than those detected by the TCA/acetone method.

The oxy-coke flame in a pilot-scale test facility, however, differs from a grey body to a certain degree within that range, resulting in the deviation of the temperature obtained by the traditional method from that obtained by the improved method by more than 190 K.

Phosphatase activity was measured by the improved method of Tabatabai and Brimner (Phillips and Hayman 1970).

Soil acid phosphatase activity was measured by the improved method of Tabatabai and Brimner (Zhao and Jiang 1986).

A stacking sequence optimization method proposed previously by the authors which utilizes two-level approximations and a genetic algorithm is extended to solve the above problem, and an optimization framework is developed by interfacing the improved method with the finite element software MSC.Patran/Nastran.

SMART = Switching Mechanism At 5' end of RNA UTR = untranslated region ORF = open reading frame RT = reverse transcription HSP = High-scoring Segment Pair cDNA library construction and development of the improved method was done by RW, 5'ESTs were generated within the German cDNA Consortium, BLAST analysis was done by IS; SW and AP initiated the project.

The improved method is first validated by matching of the transport, plugging and deformation of PPG in porous media between numerical simulations and microscopic visualization experiments.

After the publication of the improved method of flame spectroscopy by Robert Bunsen and Gustav Kirchhoff and the discovery of caesium and rubidium in the years 1859 to 1860, flame spectroscopy became an approved method to determine the composition of minerals and chemical products.

Burn severity polygons on this final version (modified based on spot field evaluation of soil condition) exemplifies the greater detail and resolution possible by this improved method.