Sentence examples for cycles were added from inspiring English sources
Current improvements mainly include two categories: Firstly, additional production cycles were added into model to fit multiple historical production peaks and improve the prediction accuracy, which is called the multi-cycle model; second, the Generalized Hubbert model was established by extending the typical Hubbert model.
Five additional cycles were added when using primer cocktail C_tRWF_t1 (mix of forward primers given in Table 1).
To make all of the audio files the same presentation duration without changing the pitch of the audio file, pitch cycles were added or deleted automatically to lengthen or shorten each sound file to 500 ms using Adobe Audition software (Adobe, San Jose, CA).
If the plates were determined to be insufficiently clustered, additional sets of 3 cycles were added and the plates were re-read and re-imported, until scoreable clusters were formed or the marker was deemed to be unacceptable.
To clear the hazards between three layers, additional idle cycles are added in the number of (9).
A second round amplification of 15 cycles was added to increase the yield of DNA. 3 µg of amplified ChIP DNA and Input DNA was labeled with Cy5– dUTP and Cy3-dUTP, respectively, with a BioPrime DNA Labeling System (Invitrogen).
Proof Cycles are added to and as long as there are unmarked edges.
A further melt-curve step (melt-curve started at 55°C and the temperature was increased 0.5°C per cycle for 80 cycles) was added in the thermocycler program at the end of the last extension phase of 45 cycles to control the presence of the secondary non specific PCR products or primer-dimer products.
At that time drugs that block a key enzyme, protease, in the virus's life cycle, were added to combinations of older drugs.
In each cycle, genes discovered in the previous cycle were added to the query set.
Then, 100 μM IPTG and a sub-inhibitory concentration of n-butanol (6 g/L for the initial cycle) were added, and the incubation continued for 18 24 h.
