Sentence examples for growing panel from inspiring English sources
Most clinical algorithms rely on clinical investigation and immunohistochemistry (IHC) with a growing panel of antibodies of different tumour specificity (Hainsworth et al, 1991; Raber et al, 1992; Brown et al, 1997; DeYoung and Wick, 2000; Varadhachary et al, 2004).
A growing panel of mouse lines that express Cre recombinase in specific cell types, termed the 'Cre zoo', is being developed to achieve spatial precision in mutagenesis (see Transgenics section).
Despite a growing panel of antibodies, the success rate in identifying specific subgroups of CUP patients is only 20% (Pavlidis et al, 2003), although the use of a diagnostic algorithm is able to correctly identify the primary sites of known primaries in 88% (Dennis et al, 2005).
Figure 4 shows representative microscopic fields of laboratory grown (Panel A) and non-culturable Y. pestis (Panel B) cells under TEM.
Plasma televisions are one segment of the growing flat-panel market, which includes liquid crystal display sets.
"While growing, flat panels represent only 11% of all new TVs [on a unit basis]" and 23% on a dollar basis, Banc of America said.
And fuel crops can have positive or negative effects on biodiversity and the production of greenhouse gases depending on how they are grown, the panel found.
Thereby Ntf3 overexpressing cells were marked by RFP expression (right upper panel) and we analyzed the arbors of single eGFPCaax positive RGCs at 5 (upper left panel) and 7 dpf (lower left panel) growing in RFP expressing optic tecta.
"America's margin of safety is shrinking, not growing," the bipartisan panel concluded.
One example that has impressed western specialists is China's takeover of the growing global solar panel market, not on the basis of cheap labor, but by coordinated planning and, increasingly, innovation.
As climate change continues to threaten the availability and cost of food for the world's rapidly growing population, the panel agreed that everyone involved in global food production – from scientists and NGOs, to farmers, businesses, governments and funders – will need to take action in order to safeguard smallholders' prospects and, ultimately, the future of global food security.
