Sentence examples for end of the published from inspiring English sources

Published mean values for SF for different cohorts range from 1.13 to 1.6 [6], and our cohort values for SF thus fall close to the upper end of the published range.

He better hurry, because when season five concludes, the HBO show will reach the end of the published source material.

New forward primers were purchased (Integrated DNA Technologies, Coralville, Iowa, USA) with a unique nucleotide sequence for one of four fluorescent dyes added to the 5′ end of the published primer (Table 2).

However, the Dong et al. (2012) primer pair trnH- psbA was not expected to work on any of the target species, possibly due, in part, to an extra "A" near the 3′ end of the published sequence for the trnH primer.

Many more SNPs were identified for each contig outside of the overlapping region (i.e., located in sequence positions prior to the start of or after the end of the published sequences), but these could not be validated using these methods.

The highest density of recombining genes among the 34 genomes was indeed found close to the origin of replication, but only on the counterclockwise sense (end of the published sequence).

Using different combinations of long primers deduced from the ends of the published IBB_35 sequences, we obtained amplicons that disclosed the arrangement of contigs (Fig.  9b) and demonstrated that IBB_35 possesses the same modular composition as CP220 (Fig.  9c).

Further analysis of the FGFR3IIIc variant in normal cDNAs and RNAs was made by amplification using a primer specific to FGFR3IIIS sequence (exon 7/11 splice site), paired with a primer at the 5′ (exon 2; 5′-GACGCCGCGGCCCCCGCCCCCGCCA -3′) or 3′ (exon 17; 5′-AGAGCAGGACCCCAAAGGACCAGAC -3′; primer set 3) ends of the published wild-type sequence.

When possible, we used end points of the published 95%90%0% for surgery costs) CI of the model parameter to determine upper and lower values to input into the model.

Dr. Pope advises schools to end the tradition of student newspapers publishing end-of-the-year lists of seniors and their colleges.

By the end of the study, published in the January issue of The American Journal of Preventive Medicine, more than half the women had college degrees, about three-quarters had partners and half had had at least one baby.