Sentence examples for enumerated based from inspiring English sources
Introns were sequentially enumerated based on gene orientation.
Intestinal bacterial density was enumerated based on total colony forming units (cfu) per individual gut.
Bacteria were enumerated based on spectrometric reading at 600 nm, then the inoculum was adjusted to the desired bacterial concentration in PBS.
A 'hidden population' refers 'to a subset of the general population whose membership is not readily distinguished or enumerated based on existing knowledge and/or sampling capabilities' [ 15].
Endothelial cells were distinguished based on their fluorescent label and cells were enumerated based on a ratio of endothelial cells to CountBright beads per sample.
To examine cells in varying physiological states, bacteria were enumerated based on the Live/Dead BacLight kit, DAPI (4′,6-diamidino-2-phenylindole) staining, fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH), and colony forming units (CFU).
The output spatial mapping file consists of two columns; the first column enumerates bases (corresponding to length of the chromosome in base pairs) and in the second column, a floating-point number less than one (<1), represents the curvature value at each base pair along the chromosome.
The image analysis software automatically enumerates cells based on antibody selection criteria and reports a sensitive and quantitative measure of protein levels, termed "mean fluorescence intensity" (MFI).
In (Acuna et al., 2012), we proposed a first method to enumerate stories based on a polynomial-time algorithm to compute one story.
The CellSearch® system enumerates CTC based on the expression of epithelial markers and has been used extensively in predicting prognosis and response to treatment in breast, colon, lung and prostate cancers [ 7– 10] although there are few studies of CTC as a biomarker in PDAC.
Within this taxonomy, under the label Homo sapiens ("Man"), he enumerated five categories based initially on place of origin and later on skin color: Europeanus, Asiaticus, Americanus, Monstrosus, and Africanus.
