Sentence examples for homogeneous methods from inspiring English sources
This continuing learning journey has proved to us that homogeneous methods of learning may no longer serve a world that is changing so rapidly.
Data are lacking on the performance of homogeneous methods using a large number of samples.
Further studies with homogeneous methods are needed to definitively demonstrate the efficacy of TENS, physical activity, anaesthetic blockade of the greater occipital and supraorbital nerves, diet restriction and orthodontic/gnathologic techniques (all of these were rated at level of recommendation IV).
Prediction of Tm for solution phase assays has become quite accurate [23], which is useful in the development of homogeneous methods such as multiplex PCR.
Homogeneous methods, exampled by real-time PCR, have proved to be very useful in mutation detection due to easy automation, high throughput, and low risk of post-PCR contamination [3], [4], [5].
Fluorescent-based homogeneous methods have been exploited for detection of sequence-specific protein DNA binding, 7– 9) including use of the split probe "molecular beacon" method in a FRET-based assay.
Then, based on graph theory, homogeneous method, and Lyapunov stability theory, a distributed finite-time control law is designed.
Through homogeneous method and Lyapunov theories, it is shown that the proposed controllers can achieve the finite-time stability.
More precisely, a passivity-enabling auxiliary system is proposed to provide necessary damping instead of velocity feedback and a homogeneous method is used to ensure finite-time convergence.
We have developed a novel fluorescent oligonucleotide probe technology, termed HyBeaconsTM, which provides a new homogeneous method for fluorescence-based sequence detection, allele discrimination and DNA quantification.
With the application of the finite-time observer, the decentralized finite-time observer, and the homogeneous method, a continuous distributed finite-time attitude coordination control law is designed for a group of spacecraft without requiring angular velocity measurements.
