Sentence examples for by verification in a from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, comparative genomic analysis followed by verification in a large-scale epidemiolgical survey shows that the MDA phage is associated with invasiveness in meningococci in the age group of young adults.

That these are bona fide mutations is evidenced by the dominance of the C>∗ mutations in a TpC context at all levels of subclonality and a high rate of verification in a subset by targeted PCR and pyrosequencing.

The opinion piece was published on the same day Ken Bennett, Arizona's secretary of state, apologized for any embarrassment he might have caused the state by requesting verification in March that Mr. Obama was born in Hawaii.Mr.Mr

By experimental verification in the cold precision forging of spur gear, the relative error of the calculated with reference circle method is 0.98%%, while the average circle method is 0.42%%.

(2) By experimental verification in the cold precision forging of spur gear, the relative error of the calculated with reference circle method is 0.98%%, while the average circle method is 0.42%%.

In addition, cases with SDHB mutations were identified by sequencing of tumor DNA and by verification of constitutional mutations in samples from blood or normal tissues.

The importance of this type of control is particularly obvious at positions that are "false positives" (as determined by verification of candidate positions in our sequence read set).

Benchmarking is accomplished by verification of acoustic power conservation in the case of a purely reactive lining.

Schlick interprets the verifiability principle strictly, by spelling out verification in terms of sensible experience, but at the same time broadly, construed to admit any logically conceivable circumstances of verification (like the future verification of mountains on the far side of the moon).

Hollinger, David A. "Justification by Verification: The Scientific Challenge to the Moral Authority of Christianity in Modern America". In Religion and Twentieth-Century American Intellectual Life.

In clinical practice the use of the different types of templates was evaluated retrospectively in five patients and by intraoperative verification with a navigation system in another.