Sentence examples for intensity of core from inspiring English sources
The background-corrected intensities were normalized across arrays by core-probe-scaling so that the median intensity of core probes in each sample was equal to 100.
The former frequently argue that a multistrain mix control, while generating a control signal for every spot on the microarray, leads to an increased signal intensity of core genome spots in the control channel and complicates data analysis based on ratios [ 7- 9, 13, 14].
If both duplicate tissue cores with different staining intensities demonstrate a comparable amount of representative tumor tissue, the intensity of the core with more homogenous staining intensity was selected.
Because of above factors, the emission intensity of SrF2 3Dy (core) is enhanced when it is covered by shell (CaF2).
The two assessors compared scores and a consensus agreement was reached on the staining intensity of each core.
On the contrary, the intensity of PSI core band increases in the first 100 minutes of illumination and then starts decreasing after 300 minutes.
In some instances, fragmentation of the cis-Golgi was observed in cells in which GRINA was silenced (see Figure 5B), but no changes were observed in the distribution or intensity of the core retromer protein VPS35.
It is found that the light absorption intensity of V2O5@TiO2 core-shell microspheres is greatly enhanced compared with those of V2O5 microspheres and P25 in UV and visible light ranges.
The intensity of non-core food advertising was highest during children's PVT for both normal days (2.62 vs 1.74 food ads/hr/channel; U=34,504; p<0.001) and school holidays (4.53 vs 3.26 food ads/hr/channel; U=33,276; p<0.001).
Further, the local Getis-Ord statistic, Gi* was used to provide additional information indicating the intensity and stability of core hotspot/coldspot clusters [ 47, 48].
If the YVO4 Eu3+ cores were effectively coated with the shell material (YBO3), the XPS peak intensities of the core material (YVO4 Eu3+) would be very low.
