Sentence examples for experimental restrictions from inspiring English sources
In addition, we cannot exclude that the experimentally identified phosphorylation sites may in general be biased by experimental restrictions such as specific phosphopeptide enrichment methods [ 43] or by a focus on specific stress conditions or subcellular compartments.
Unfortunately, experimental restrictions prevented us from including more than one dry blank per batch of Twister® and one control experiment per cruise.
Even more, noisy values may be obtained when calculating features that cannot be discriminated within the given database or cannot be extracted in good quality from the data due to experimental restrictions.
Most experimental restrictions of our system are posed by the hardware we have to our disposal: Experimental procedures are limited to pipetting, plate transfers and photometric measurements and the dynamic range and number of components in the mixtures is limited by pipetting precision.
Some of the controversies discussed here are a result of the experimental restrictions of the Xenopus oocyte and egg systems.
Due to experimental restrictions, it is generally not feasible to mimic in vivo processes exactly and computational models are needed to translate in vitro data to in vivo.
Experimental restriction digests of the MaSp1-positive and MaSp2-positive clones matched predicted restriction sites in the final sequences, verifying that assembly had not erroneously excluded repetitive sequence.
The efficiency is a function of how well the experimental restriction fragments are represented among the sequenced strains.
Signal to noise analysis after clustering showed that only 3.5% of the experimental restriction fragments were misidentified.
5 Spiegel et al 6 have demonstrated that experimental restriction of sleep to <4 h/night for six nights resulted in an IGT in young healthy adults.
Experimental restriction of sleep to less than 4 hours per night for 6 nights resulted in impaired glucose tolerance in young healthy adults [ 5].
