Sentence examples for competitive analyses from inspiring English sources

On one level, any American might ask what is wrong with Mr. Rumsfeld building creative tension with competitive analyses that can only sharpen the intellectual process?

The worst plans are verbose perhaps 50 to 100 pages long with market and competitive analyses and financial projections that are too broad to be useful, according to Breyer and other venture capitalists.

The study combines HPLC-based with MS-based competitive analyses to evaluate the quenching activity of a set of carnosine derivatives towards methylglyoxal (MGO) and malondialdehyde (MDA) chosen as representative of α− and β−dicarbonyls, respectively.

For competitive analyses, cells were co-incubated with L-pyruvate at 4°C.

Dual color competitive hybridization analyses were carried out between RNA samples obtained from male and female single individuals.

To identify gene expression trends – in terms of relative mRNA abundance- we used a medium-density cDNA microarray (1.7 K probes) in dual-color competitive hybridization analyses.

Dual color competitive hybridization analyses were based on a loop design in which each RNA obtained from month n was hybridized against that of month n+1.

Dual color competitive hybridization analyses were based on a loop design in which each RNA obtained from stage n was hybridized against that of stage n+1, with a total of 16 microarray hybridizations.

As we performed before [10], [11], [12], [13], [14], [15], [16], we examined the HSC activity of the donor cells in competitive reconstitution analyses, in which lethally irradiated recipient mice were co-transplanted with both the donor cells to be tested and WT BM competitors.

At 6, 10, and 35 wk after the initial innoculation, the mice were tail bled, and direct and competitive ELISA analyses of the sera were performed.

Competitive ELISA analysed the binding specificities of the recombinant phage to the screened mAb U001.