Sentence examples for express analyses from inspiring English sources

These supplies will be used by the State Sanitary Epidemiological Service of Ukraine to process more than 800 quality express analyses of the drinking water supplied to nearly 600,000 adults and children living at the government-controlled areas of Donetsk and Luhansk regions.

However, due to perinatal lethality of Adam17ΔZn/ΔZn conventional knockout mice (in which mutated ADAM17 that lacks its critical zinc binding ability is expressed), analyses of adult physiology could not be assessed.

However, its use can be difficult and error-prone because it requires programmers to know the meta-level representation of the analysed language and to think and express their analyses in terms of this low-level representation.

Onto-Express analyses depicted in Figure 4 shows that transcription factor binding is a highly significant component in our microarray data.

To ensure the gear precision, industries need a coherent model to express, to analyse and to check geometrical specifications.

This effect was expressed in analyses with suicide cassettes consisting of members of the gef gene family in combination with inducible promoters (Molin et al, 1993).

Even though widely expressed, immunohistochemistry analyses have revealed that DEP-1 is highly expressed in endothelial cells, where it interferes with VEGF-receptor signaling, thereby contributing to VEGF-dependent expression of PDGFs [ 2, 14, 22].

At the outset, Tsiolkas seemed stumped when asked to explain the hatred expressed and analysed in his work.

The two receptors were expressed and analysed for their activation profile in Saccharomyces cerevisiae MMY yeast strains that have different G protein Gα subunits.

Describing agricultural species germplasm for genotype characteristics with the data ordered by geospatial origin, the higher-level descriptor being "agricultural trait" has been put forward as enabling new way of expressing and analysing trait variations [34, 41].

Repeated measurements were therefore expressed and analysed relative to the patient's own baseline (fold-change).