Sentence examples for later readout from inspiring English sources

Upon later readout, such highly salient events may be erroneously interpreted to have spanned a greater period of time.

Since manganese uptake is activity dependent and loss from the cell is slow, neuronal activity in awake animals can thus be encoded outside of the magnet with activity readout hours later.

After Monday's readout of their visit to Pyongyang, the North was completely silent.

Also, since this assay scores the number of cells attached to a monolayer of cells as opposed to measuring the actual force, we preferred to obtain our experimental readout shortly after cell-seeding rather than at later time points where differences in the rate of cell proliferation between the two transfection conditions may confound the results.

Indeed, this allowed us to score organ situs in perfectly formed tadpoles, instead of the indirect assay of asymmetric gene expression that is often used as a surrogate readout when significant other abnormalities manifest later in development and preclude assessment of actual anatomical asymmetry (Walentek et al., 2012).

Instead of the traditional breaking of the bank, whereupon you realize you're about $50 short of having the money you need, so you hatch some hare-brained scheme that they later make into a movie, you get an LCD readout.

The paper would be strengthened by adding another Hpo pathway readout-for example Ex protein staining, as they later show that Ex is a target of Ncoa6.

Background for the eTag™ reporter readout was determined by omitting the cell lysates in the assay and later subtracting it from each sample.

To determine whether irradiation of Drosophila larvae during development also causes neurological deficits at a later stage in life, we assayed the locomotor ability of adult flies as a convenient behavioral readout (Fig. 4).

The program also generates BLAT readouts of the test genome aligning region and both are stored in memory for later analysis, EvoPrint generation and for exchange of input reference DNA, accomplished by selecting one of the aligning region sequences as the new reference sequence to reinitiate the analysis.

However, it uses the patient's own neutrophils as a readout system and so presents inherent limitations; in particular, it is not possible to store specimens for later assay; measurements must be performed within 3 hours of obtaining the sample.