Sentence examples for for use in defining from inspiring English sources

Phospho-specific antibodies are widely accepted for use in defining regulatory mechanisms that control cell functions such as activation of enzymes and receptors, cellular transcription, signal transduction, and cell signaling networks.

We determined the phylogeny of a concatenation of SufBC for use in defining patterns in the evolution of the suf operon and for predicting the composition of the ancestral suf operon.

Despite limitations, verbal autopsy methodology is the only feasible method currently available for use in defining causes of stillbirths in settings where most births and deaths take place at home and a functional vital registration system does not exist [ 2, 9, 33, 34].

Commercially available point-of-care devices were not recommended in Canada except for use in defined small and remote communities.

The bound proteins were eluted with buffer I (buffer A + 0.5% Triton X-100, 150 m m KCl and 300 m m imidazole) and dialyzed against buffer appropriate for use in defined experiments.

Given the known limitations of using serum creatinine alone as a measure of kidney function,[ 35] except for its use in defining an episode of AKI per the criteria described previously, we will use the CKD-EPI equation to estimate GFR using an IDMS-traceable serum creatinine assay among all adult study participants.

It has been suggested that the optimal balance of power and validity is achieved by conducting unweighted analyses that instead adjust for the variables used in defining the sample weights (Korn and Graubard 1991).

This paper presents IDA-S, a systematic framework for use in describing and defining relationships between a human operator and an (partially) automated system.

12 13 For each eye, the maximum grade in any of the seven standard photographic fields was determined for each of the lesions and used in defining retinopathy levels.

To secure the patient's agenda in the consultation, the patient-centred method was developed for use in general practice, defined as the physician sharing the decisions with the patient and/or focusing on the patient as a person rather than solely on the disease [ 6, 7].

Table 2 shows the constructs used in defining the questionnaire for the roles approach.