Sentence examples for conventional screening methods from inspiring English sources
Conventional screening methods are blind and massive.
The conventional screening methods of these fusions are time-consuming and require samples of high quality and quantity.
Deepika and Kannabiran (2010) reported the confirmation of biosurfactant production by the conventional screening methods, including haemolytic activity, drop collapsing, and lipase production activity.
Although only a limited number of these antibiotics have been isolated over the past half-century by conventional screening methods, new genomic technologies have provided compelling evidence that the biosynthetic potential for structurally diverse polyketides in nature is truly immense.
Since conventional screening methods suffer from low throughput and limited target metabolites, a universal high-throughput screening platform for selection of improved strains should be developed to facilitate evolution of metabolite high producer.
Such individuals might be at an increased risk for lung cancer, but the mutation would not be detected by conventional screening methods.
After optimisation of the PCR protocol, we were able to run the conventional screening method (e.g. by restriction digest) for recombinant clones at the same time as the presented simplified PCR.
The high 'hit rate' (5.6%) indicates that the approach taken here has advantages over conventional drug screening methods.
In every steps of serial virtual screening, one candidate was estimated and ranked based on its influence on the network efficiency of clotting cascade network instead of the scoring functions of these binding poses on one target as used in conventional virtual screening methods.
Consequently, cDNA clones of novel genes can be obtained rapidly in many cases through in silico screening of the EST database instead of using conventional wet screening methods.
Conventional questionnaire screening methods which separate individuals into positive and negative categories have resulted in large numbers of individuals requiring clinical assessment.
