Nature Methods names optogenetics its "Method of the Year" Nature Methods has picked optogenetics, a biological-research technology largely pioneered at Stanford, as its designated "method of the year" for 2010.
Emre uses the term "paraliterary" to designate methods of reading (and writing) outside of institutionalized critical norms, identifying the paraliterary "as a genre, a reading practice, and an international domain" (7) that is other-than-literary and pursues non-academic ends for literature.
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This paper deals with a design method of the digital all-pass filter designated for equalization of the group delay frequency response of the digital filter.
We previously developed a method designated genetic Tug-Of-War (gTOW), by which we can measure the limit of overexpression of a target protein [ 7, 8].
The baseline method is designated as method 1, the multi-task method is method 2, and the multi-domain and multi-task approach is designated as method 3.
We were thus surprised to find that cultures of telomerase-immortalized HDF (designated LF1/TERT, Methods) contained significant proportions 15-200%) of p16-positive cells.
The external cause codes for injury inflicted by another was divided into four sub-groups designating the following methods of inflicting injury: 'by bodily force' (Y04 [ICD-10-AM]), 'by sharp or blunt object' (Y99, Y00 [ICD-10-AM]), 'by maltreatment or rape' (Y05, Y06.0-9, Y07.0-9 [ICD-10-AM]) and 'by other methods' (all other codes between X85 to Y09 (ICD-10-AM) [ 15].
The eyelid edges may be designated with methods using information about level luminance of analysed area, the method analysing image depth in greyscale [30].
The dropwise and in-bulk feeding ways of monomers were also designated as method 1 and method 2, respectively.
