Sentence examples for homogeneous strategy from inspiring English sources
Here, a wash-free and homogeneous strategy was proposed to detect carcino-embryonic antigen (CEA) based on proximity hybridization-regulated CRET.
They use the idea of topological traps [61], [63], [64] (i.e. links between nodes of different degrees in regions with few or no redundant paths) to explain why "homogeneous strategy waves" do not propagate over the network uniformly.
In the 1007 components from simulations that finished with the C3 criterion, we have computed the number of nodes that have a homogeneous strategy with the community where they belong, and the number of border players that have a different behaviour.
To overcome these limitations, it is of significance to develop a convenient, rapid and homogeneous immunoassays strategy for detecting cTnI events.
Both burner and breakeven configurations sustained or started with a TRU supply, and assuming full actinide homogeneous recycle strategy, have been developed.
Herein, a simple and novel homogeneous electrochemical strategy for ultrasensitive DNA MTase activity assay has been successfully developed, which is based on methylation-triggered exonuclease (Exo) III-assisted autonomous isothermal cycling signal amplification.
Herein, series of zirconia-modified SBA-15 (ZrSBA-15) framework with uniformly dispersed Cu sites have been prepared via a urea-assisted homogeneous deposition strategy, aiming for efficient adsorption towards thiophene.
To get an accurate picture of the real dimensions of the CDI issue, we need more systematic use of an adequate and homogeneous diagnostic strategy in the field as well as the implementation of continuous monitoring of CDI incidence through surveillance programmes.
First, we simulated populations with an homogeneous dispersal strategy evolving to a mutation-selection balance, defined as a steady-state in population mean fitness and heterozygosity.
We favored a homogeneous sampling strategy in which samples were collected from as many localities as possible, rather than from discrete populations, to reduce biases in the delimitation of clusters and to better discern genetic diversity gradients [ 23].
However, this pattern is not homogeneous across strategies.
