Sentence examples for converted copies from inspiring English sources

Quantities of SHOX2 copies were measured using a real-time PCR assay which specifically amplifies bisulfite converted copies of the SHOX2 gene (methylated and unmethylated).

You'll find the converted copy in the "movies" section of your iTunes.

It is possible to convert copies of your existing TIFF files into a smaller, more Internet-friendly format, like the graphics interchange format, or GIF.

My reply: It's actually not, for one towering reason: Calibre can't convert copy-protected books.

Prism will not convert copy protected files.

The SNP data from the genotyping chips was first converted to copy number (hidden copy number state) using a well-trained hidden Markov model.

Barcodes have thus converted hard copies of newspapers, wallpapers, and magazines into crucial platforms for mobile commerce.

Threshold cycle values were converted to copies of template by reference to a standard curve created by the LightCycler software.

The PMR serves as an index of the percentage of bisulfite converted input copies of DNA that are fully methylated at the primer hybridization sites.

Results were converted into copies per 10 CD4 T lymphocytes using lymphocyte, monocyte, and CD4 T-cell counts, according to the following formula: [HIVDNA (copies/10 CD4 T cells) = HIV DNA (copies/10 PBMCs) × (PBMCs/µL)/CD4 T cells/µL)].

The concentration of P. carinii DNA in the LH and OS samples, determined from the standard curve in picograms, was converted to copies per milliliter by multiplying by the dilution factor based on the original concentration of DNA.