Sentence examples for designed using either from inspiring English sources
Two electrodes were designed, using either PVC or Nafion, to immobilise the macrocyclic receptor on a glassy carbon electrode (GCE) surface and used for dopamine (Dop) determination.
Mathematical models of genetic drift can be designed using either branching processes or a diffusion equation describing changes in allele frequency in an idealised population.
Microarrays can now be designed using either cDNA microarray or oligo-based platforms using the EST information.
Primer pairs for each gene selected were designed using either Japanese quail (Coturnix japonica) or chicken (Gallus gallus) sequence information from the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) GenBank database.
From here, new layouts have then been designed using either a genetic algorithm or a particle swarm optimizer.
Eurocode 2 (EC2) allows short shear spans in reinforced concrete beams with loads near supports to be designed using either its shear provisions or strut and tie models (STM).
Theoretical design parameters and experimental data are presented for two sensor designs, using either magnesium fluoride or Teflon AF-1600 as a dielectric buffer layer.
Our goal has been to include software into the overall reliability evaluation of a product design using either or both of these two fundamentally different approaches.
One of the aims of the work was to implement low cost modifications to the conventional open tube PDT design, using either meshes or filters.
Experimental diets (500 500 forage to concentrate ratio; dry matter (DM) basis) were used in a 2×2 factorial design using either chopped grass hay or whole crop barley silage as the forage source with or without ground linseed at 150 g/kg ration DM as a partial replacement for barley grain.
For bacterial pathogens, two basic approaches have been taken in assay design, using either specific primers that detect a particular organism or, more commonly, universal primers that bind to conserved sequences in bacterial but not human DNA.
