Sentence examples for general methods used from inspiring English sources
One of the general methods used to identify and differentiate LAB in dairy foods and products is the analysis of the 16S rRNA sequence (Zdolec and Filipović 2012).
In this chapter, we present general methods used to produce tissue engineered and regenerative medicine products for clinical and commercial applications.
It will discuss the general methods used to produce a suitable spin-labeled potassium channel sample and highlight some of the common pitfalls that can occur along the way.
The description of the basic laws of thermal radiation and the general methods used in thermal radiation transfer calculation are emphasized, forming a theoretical foundation for solving heat radiation transfer problems and conducting related engineering calculations.
It will discuss general methods used in site-directed spin labeling and EPR spectroscopy and illustrate how findings from these studies have narrowed the gap between high-resolution structures and gating mechanisms in membranes, and have thereby helped reconcile seemingly disparate models of ion channel function.
P-TRAP also uses some general methods used for image processing.
A second class of general methods use gene order conservation to disambiguate the orthology relationships for genes that do not have a clear 'best hit' in another genome, in terms of sequence similarity [ 51 55].
The backbone is detected by adapting a general method used in the investigation of weighted networks.
Foreground subtraction is a general method used to separate foreground objects from the rest of an image.
Since strong duality of the general method used here is still an open problem in the literature, the convergence of this application of the optimization method is not proven either.
The general method used is described as follows: the specified doses of adsorbent were mixed with 50 mL of 100 ppm Cr VI) solution in the 250 mL conical flasks and kept for predetermined time intervals on a mechanical shaker at 30 °C.
