Sentence examples for in a duplicate form from inspiring English sources
Virus titers were shown as mean value after two independent titrations which were carried out in a duplicate form.
Twenty μl from PCR Master Mix and 5 μl dH2O was also added in two well of the plate in a duplicate form, as non template control (NTC).
Data about odds ratio (OR), sensitivity, specificity, likelihood ratios (LR) with confidence interval (95% CI), study population, type of test assay used (troponin T or troponin I), and methodological quality (using a modified score after the Lijmer and Altman checklist) were obtained independently in a duplicate form and disagreements resolved by consensus.
In 1935, a standard 1040 was eight pages long, including a duplicate form to submit to the IRS along with computational worksheets and instructions.
Another variation is made in the course of the business, in favor of the Memphis jobbers, to the following effect: Any jobber in Memphis who is a recognized customer of the complainant can, without any previous written contract, or other special agreement, make out a specification of the goods he desires, and hand this, in duplicate form, to the Patterson Transfer Company.
We simulate the distribution of run lengths l, as well as the underlying π, as a function of μ, ϕ and θ, the proportion of remaining genes in duplicate form.
And, because mailed ballots are not provided in duplicate form, allegations of ballot tampering are hard to prove.
The %HFF was calculated in duplicate form from the mean pixel signal intensity data using the following equation: ([Sin − Sout]/[2 × Sin]) × 100.
The possibility of selection through antibiotic resistance is seen in duplicate forms of same-specificity aaRS in Bacteria [ 47- 49], and was suggested as a possible driving force behind the replacement of aaRS homeoalleles [ 46].
The DNA is organized in a set of chromosomes, which have in their duplicated form two identical subunits, called chromatids, that are held together by a centromere (not to be mixed up with centrosome).
