Sentence examples for identification on the basis from inspiring English sources
Benachour et al [ 13] allowed protein identification on the basis of only one peptide hit, while we required at least two peptides for confident identification.
The strain was sent for identification on the basis of 16S rDNA sequencing; it was identified as Ochrobactrum pseudogrignonense strain GGUPV1 (Accession No. KC145266).
Wavelet transform is then performed on the time-domain signal to obtain the group velocities of the propagating modes for their accurate identification on the basis of the theoretical dispersion curve.
Note that the new method is not optimal when not used in combination with a multilevel model; other methods are better suited for identification on the basis of mechanical test data.
We examined the allele frequencies of 37 autosomal Indels in the Japanese population and developed a novel dual-color genotyping method for human identification on the basis of universal fluorescent PCR, including the sex-typing amelogenin locus.
Although the samples were grafted with BSA and therefore proteins from other species would not appear on the surface of samples, it is possible to explain their identification on the basis of similar amino acid sequences between even-toed ungulate (artiodactyls).
By allowing us to exclude many wrong identifications on the basis of molecular formula, this should allow us to improve the sensitivity and specificity of our identifications.
At a pretrial hearing, for example, the defense can challenge a witness identification only on the basis that it was improperly influenced by the police.
The model identification procedure on the basis of cyclic tension/compression tests combined with inverse analysis is described first.
This illustrates then the difficulty of assessing phase identification uniquely on the basis of morphological features (as discussed below).
In this work, we present a combination of in silico and in vitro genetic analysis to validate and test a panel of 24 SNPs for human identification, selected on the basis of very stringent criteria.
