Sentence examples for enriched quality from inspiring English sources

The enriched quality is not going unnoticed in the food industry; it is becoming common to see pork products labelled with a traditional pig breed names on restaurant menus, in supermarkets and at town farmers markets in Britain.

We consider primarily the domains of home, health, and social participation for individuals over age 65 and the potential role of information, communication, and robotic technology for enhanced independence, maintenance of autonomy, and enriched quality of life.

Because DinoSL can only be retrieved from an mRNA with intact 5' end, examining whether a gene transcript is SL-trans spliced requires the isolation of intact mRNA and the construction of a good quality (enriched full-length) cDNA library.

He was reportedly looking for a buyer for what he claimed was high-quality enriched uranium pilfered from the Russian military.

Cotton from India and silks from East Asia were accessible to the wealthy, enriched by high-quality embroidered edging and fringing.

QuEST executes a similar procedure to MACS where the fragment length is estimated from a set of high-quality enriched regions (Valouev et al., 2008).

RNA quality from enriched cells was above a RIN of eight.

The quality of enriched small RNA was determined on a denaturing 15% polyacrylamide gel, and the quality of total RNA was tested on a 1% agarose gel.

The results clearly showed that borer infested cocoa pods can be effectively used to produce nutrient-enriched composts of acceptable quality.

Exome enriched DNA libraries were quality-checked and sized with Agilent DNA 1000 or 7500 chips on the Bioanalyzer 2100 (Agilent Technologies,Taiwan), then quantified using a fluorometric assay (QuantIT Picogreen assay, Life Technologies).

Shah et al. (2015) reported that farm manure inoculated with local species of earthworms produced best quality manure with enriched nutritional status including 3% N.