Sentence examples for characterized standards from inspiring English sources

These highly characterized standards are able to feed directly into any cfDNA workflow from whole-genome, whole-exome, or amplicon-based next-generation sequencing (NGS) to quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) and droplet digital PCR (ddPCR) platforms.

However, the RT-PCR/ESI-MS occupies its own niche by determining the genomic prints of "core" genes of viruses analyzed and rapidly providing a snap shot of their genome composition on the basis of previously characterized standards.

The Ankylos® implant surface was used for comparison as it is a well-established and widely characterized standard implant.

The development of collections of quantitatively characterized standard biological parts should facilitate the engineering of increasingly complex and novel biological systems.

Typically, fluorophore content is analyzed by quantum yield (QY) analysis, which compares the relative absorbance and integrated fluorescence of the test sample to a well characterized standard sample.

Saturated 16:0 LPC represents the well characterized standard LPC, shown to induce various signaling pathways thereby promoting the production of inflammatory molecules, including IL-8, in human vascular endothelial cells [11].

Recently, the National Institute of Standard and Technology (NIST) has – together with other institutions – prepared and characterized standard reference material (SRM) 3276 delivering carrot extract in oil that provides, inter alia, certified values for trans-α-, trans-β-, and total β-carotene [ 84], including expanded uncertainties.

We used thermogravimetry (TG, DTG) to characterize standard powdered pigments.

Nonetheless a wealth of opportunities exists to further develop new and very innovative SSTT methods not only for characterizing standard mechanical properties but also to enable both large matrix single variable experiments and highly controlled basic mechanism studies.

While Descartes' dream argument suggests that dreams simply replicate the phenomenology of selfhood that characterizes standard wake states (for a similar view, see Revonsuo 2005), the emerging picture is that the phenomenology of selfhood is in fact more variable in dreams than commonly assumed.

Although the histogram method performs similarly in characterizing standard oscillations, the previous examples show that a fixed threshold will not characterize well the underlying slow oscillation in non-standard recordings.