Sentence examples for identification of described from inspiring English sources
The use of DNA barcodes for the identification of described species is one of the least controversial and most promising applications of barcoding.
Given the obvious limits of traditional methods for biodiversity assessment, and encouraged by the recent development of DNA barcoding as an alternative approach for both the identification of described species and the discovery of new ones [4] [6], DNA barcoding was adopted as an alternative strategy for the rapid, cost-effective assessment of the Bavarian fauna.
Identity of MCF-7 cells was verified by sequencing for the described PIK3CA and GATA3 mutations, as well as by identification of described chromosomal amplifications by comparative genomic hybridization.
RECON, the software for identification of REs described by Bao and Eddy, handles all three of these difficulties [ 10].
Details of animal maintenance, mutagenesis, and identification of the described pink1 mutation are summarized in the Supplementary Materials and Methods.
Queries were aimed at the identification of genes described in the literature as being related to immunity and inflammatory reactions.
The terminology used for identification of Gelucires described their properties; the first number corresponds with the melting point of the material, on a scale of 33 to 65°C.
The bioinformatic identification of NSC73306 described above precipitated further investigation into its mechanism of action and interest in the prospect of preclinical development.
Our strategy allowed the identification of previously described miR-29 targets, including central components of DNA methylation (DNA methyltransferase 3a [DNMT3a] and DNMT3b).
With Egas, we participated in the BioCreative IV interactive annotation task, targeting the assisted identification of PPIs described in PubMed abstracts related to neuropathological disorders.
However, size difference in current study versus Epstein et al. (2008), where ponies weighing 108-216kg were used likely accounts for the lower frequency of identification of structures described herein.
