Sentence examples for by using a homogeneous from inspiring English sources

Toward this end, an experimental graft was designed by using a homogeneous donor oyster phenotype.

The exact solutions of a compound KdVB equation were obtained by using a homogeneous balance method in [7].

MMP-7 was quantified in serum samples by using a homogeneous sandwich fluoroimmunoassay we developed based on the time resolved amplified cryptate emission (TRACE) technology.

Light scattering can be suppressed not only by using a homogeneous plasmonic shell but also by employing complex patterned surfaces or shell structures such as metasurfaces and metamaterials [28, 30, 32].

We minimized the effect of the small sample size by using a homogeneous study cohort.

Our study addresses some of these limitations by using a homogeneous series of ovarian tumours from patients of well-characterised high-risk breast and ovarian cancer families.

By using a non-homogeneous HMM, we can account for the variable distance between probes/genes and Reversible Jump allows us to use HMMs without fixing the number of hidden states.

CoPc-loading titania (CoPc/TiO2) was synthesized by an improved sol gel method using a homogeneous hydrolysis technique.

Each homogeneous term of a finite degree in the series is proved to be well-defined in appropriate Sobolev spaces and is estimated recursively by using a family of homogeneous gauges which is suitable for estimating homogeneous polynomials in infinite dimensional spaces.

By using a richer, more homogeneous source of primary mesenchymal cells, HUCPVCs, we have dissected the differentiation of MSCs without the confounding effects of the variety of other stem cells, progenitors and terminally differentiated cells present in bone marrow.

The probability is computed by using a maximum-order homogeneous Markov chain model [ 49] where the transition probabilities are determined using the Maximum Likelihood Method [ 50]. (Note that under this model, the (G+C)% biasing is achieved for any order of Markov model greater than or equal to zero, since the frequencies of individual nucleotides are taken into consideration for all orders).