Sentence examples for frequently probes from inspiring English sources

Typically one probe tone frequency was chosen near to, but not at, unit CF, and another was chosen to be distant from CF. Frequently, probes were chosen to be within the RFs of several units simultaneously recorded on different electrodes.

Lopez characterized his upbringing as neglectful and emotionally abusive, topics that he frequently probed in his comedy.

Ayckbourn, an obsessive explorer of stage space and time, has frequently probed the paradox that theatregoers can see what they don't get.

All VHWs were trained to interact with respect, to frequently probe for questions, to express empathy with the challenges the mother is facing, and to praise positive changes and behaviors.

The fluorescent membrane-permeant cationic probe tetramethylrhodamine methyl ester (TMRM) has become one of the most frequently used probes in the analysis of variations of the mitochondrial membrane potential in intact cells because it exhibits very low toxicity and displays rapid and reversible membrane equilibration properties.

Filtering of frequently methylated probes, (having a β value ��� 0.60 in at least 50%% (10/20)) in lung tumours resulted in 45,382 probes.

The first is that transposon expression is detectable most frequently from probes for sense strand transcripts.

The fluorescence-labeled compound, BODIPY-prazosin, is one of the most frequently used probe substrates for BCRP [87], [119].

The least frequently identified probe set was 205397_x_at (38 times), which has only 5 of 11 oligonucleotides complementary to the spike for the target probe set 205398_s_at.

The two asMIP analysis methods we developed both account for the sequence-based probe effects that frequently confound inter-probe comparisons.

MM intensity also exceeded PM intensity more frequently with cRNA probes for K562 RNA arrays (2903 vs. 2482 probe sets, 17% higher, p = 0.017).