The signal being inferior to the axial resolution and in order to reduce the diffraction, we next decided to decovolve the image by using the Huygens Essential software.
Recently, Prakash et al. have taken an improved strategy of co-bombardment by using "the linear essential DNA (not the whole plasmid)" and "limited amount of DNA (for bombardment)" approach to produce SMG-free transgenic corn [ 28].
PCA analysis was carried out by using the method of Interactive Essential Dynamics (IED) with the ptraj module in AMBER12 (Mongan, 2004).
Many computational methods have been proposed for predicting essential proteins by using the topological features of protein-protein interaction (PPI) networks.
A co-expression of both fibromodulin (FMOD) and biglycan (PGS1) observed in OA-group seems consistent with the recent study that those ECM proteins were suggested by using the genetic mouse model to be essential in regulating chondrogenesis and extracellular matrix turnover in temporomandibular joint (TMJ) osteoarthritis [ 39].
The students learned how to get to know the data and how to summarize their essential characteristics, all by using the standard and relatively simple functions provided by Excel.
We have also examined the developmental window during which Akt1 is essential for GluRIIA localization by using the temperature-sensitive GAL80 ts system (Zeidler et al., 2004).
By using just the essential part and ignoring the whole big size wire matrix, the judgment process becomes very simple, fast and convenient for designers.
This technique, pioneered by the author and inventor Edward de Bono, requires a debate's participants to identify, by using colors, the essential nature of the points made — white for facts, black for discernment, red for emotions, green for creativity, yellow for optimism and blue for coordination.
The biologically unsuitable links mentioned above were excluded by using only the essential substrate-product pairs in the KGML files where edges between reactions (nodes) are drawn (see also Figure 6B).
