Sentence examples for equal coverage of the from inspiring English sources

An extended analysis of voltammograms to the electrode coadsorbed with molybdenum and methanol species showed that the highest oxidation current is obtained at an equal coverage of the molybdenum and methanol species.

The resultant amplicon is expected to give an equal coverage of the original genetic material and therefore preserve better the composition of original DNA sample.

This sampling method is performed to achieve equal coverage of the two modalities in the axial direction, since the fluorimetric system has a larger field of view than the mLCI instrument [ 3, 7].

Another factor that probably contributed to the observed unevenness in coverage was that technical problems made it necessary to pursue the Pneumocystis genome project in a manner that would not be expected to produce equal coverage of the genome (See Methods).

The study concluded that the coverage of the three drugs focused predominantly on their benefits [ 18]. Bartlett et al. reported that medical journals generally provide equal coverage of the positive and negative results of medical research, whereas newspapers are more likely to publish the negative results [ 19].

In addition, many mammalian genomes have been sequenced from female individuals, to obtain equal coverage of autosomes and the X chromosome (Hughes and Rozen 2012), but also for technical difficulties relating to the assembly and the high amount of repetitive and ampliconic sequences on Y chromosomes (Willard 2003; Bachtrog 2013).

To this end, DNA concentrations were standardized to 10 ng/μl in order to maximize the likelihood of equal coverage of all samples.

In addition, the bill generally requires states to provide equal coverage of mental and physical illnesses — -- "mental health parity" — -- under the children's health program.

WASHINGTON — More than one-third of all Americans will soon receive better insurance coverage for mental health treatments because of a new law that, for the first time, requires equal coverage of mental and physical illnesses.

Also, if equal coverage of both frightening and reassuring information are presented in the media at a similar time, individuals will take longer to trust the reassuring information [44], and thus the introduction of high levels of media coverage of possible adverse events should be carefully considered.

The expensively printed magazine/book has been produced for the last three Olympic Games and, by the 2004 edition, was considered uncontroversial in Australia with its "artistic" approach to nude photography, and its equal coverage of male and female athletes, although it did create a stir in the United States.