Sentence examples for facile identification from inspiring English sources

We show that this concept allows for facile identification of labeled cellular domains, simultaneously with mapping of the macromolecules using spontaneous Raman technique.

In contrast, screening of 16 pools of bacterial API-expressing transformants led to the facile identification of API M358R and M358K as functional variants.

12 cross-reactive BODIPY fluorescent indicators provide facile identification of the heavy-metal ions using a standard chemometric approach (hierarchical clustering analysis); no misclassifications were found over 45 trials.

Using a microarray format to assess multiple initiator surface densities enabled facile identification of a monomer formulation that yields the desired polymer properties and polymerization behavior across the requisite range of initiator surface densities.

CGRP-IR labeling in motor systems includes the vast majority of motoneurons, enabling facile identification of isolated 'accessory' populations.

The images display pronounced tissue features and suggest that this novel labeling method could provide for facile identification of cancer tissue.

For the purpose of in vivo dose monitoring, hemoglobin (Hb) has been preferred to DNA because of its well-defined life span and more facile chemical identification of adducts.

Our simplified PCR-ARDRA protocol provides a facile method for the identification of most environmentally important species of Bacillus.

Moreover, the identification of other facile measures that are also predictive of patient outcomes, in addition to assays of circulating CD4 T-cell CD28 expressions, could be useful for clinical management, particularly if these determinations could be applicable to the IPF subjects who do not have significant CD28 down-regulation.

The permease components and SBPs have limited primary sequence similarity, and thus their identification is not facile.

While all disulfide-linked species identified in the Tf peptic digest are currently limited to dimers (largely from their relative ease of identification), we have observed facile cleavage of disulfides in a linked peptide trimer and believe separation of even higher multimers is possible, perhaps at a reduced efficiency.