Sentence examples for existing quantification from inspiring English sources
This new IgG quantification method is particularly interesting as a cost-effective and time-saving alternative for the dairy analytical laboratories when compared with the existing quantification methods.
Therefore, alternative approaches for signal normalization have been developed to improve the existing quantification methods.
Many existing quantification methods do so by using considerations of likelihood, parsimony and optimality to obtain a consolidated view of cDNA fragments that map to a given transcriptional unit (Katz et al., 2010; Montgomery et al., 2010; Trapnell et al., 2012).
However, all existing KC quantification methods may suffer from operational shortcomings such as fine NOM particle loss, and incomplete amorphous organic carbon removal [13, 40, 46].
Most existing RNA-Seq quantification tools require the alignments of fragments to either a genome or a transcriptome, entailing a time-consuming and intricate alignment step.
In addition, the OpenMS team made improvements to the existing label-free quantification methods and algorithms, for the adjustment of the time scales and for the intelligent merging of related measurements of peptide and protein abundances.
We show that such nullomer oligonucleotides can be added to existing forensic typing and quantification kits, without affecting genotyping or quantification results.
Existing inherent safety level quantification methods mostly focus on the process route selection in the preliminary design stage.
We find that existing proposals for robustness quantification are inconsistent with accepted theory for rational decision making.
We also provide correction factors based on our model for increasing accuracy of transcript quantification in existing samples prepared at standard temperatures.
The attractiveness of direct ocean injection lies in its bypassing of the Atmosphere and upper marine region, its relative permanence, its practicability using existing technologies and its quantification.
