Sentence examples for libraries technology from inspiring English sources
Today, NYPL's digital Biblion transforms texts — ancient and modern — into a new format for new generations of readers," said Paul LeClerc, president of the N.Y.P.L. "We think it could change the way people look at libraries — technology is not hurting us but enhancing us". said Angela Montefinise, the library's public-relations director.
In the Economist article, the MetaFilter editor and library technology advocate Jessamyn West is quoted as calling 1Dollarscan's process "the transubstantiation of the printed word".
The microbial community structures in an integrated two-phase anaerobic reactor (ITPAR) were investigated by 16S rDNA clone library technology.
The difficulties inherent in anti-idiotype antibody generation are limiting factors for its wide applications, but antibody library technology may be utilized to circumvent this problem.
Today, progress in protein library technology allows for the parallel development of immunoglobulin (Ig) as well as scaffold-based affinity reagents.
Our data show that recurrent tumors across histologies and primary treatments express distinct antigens compared with the primary tumor which can be identified using the VSV-cDNA library technology.
Our study is the first application of a randomly engineered shRNA-library technology on the human immunodeficiency virus (Fig. 1).
In our current studies, the single chain variable fragments (scFvs) were selected from hybridoma cell lines against sulfadimidine (SM2) by using a ribosome library technology.
Combinatorial peptide ligand library technology is another technique that was recently used to decrease dynamical range and thus increase LAP identification [ 7].
Several applications of phage-displayed peptide library technology include epitope and protein-protein interaction mapping, and ligand and enzyme substrate specificity identification [ 1- 5].
Sun and colleagues obtained a specific mouse CD133 binding peptide named LS7 (LQNAPRS) by phage-displayed peptide library technology, which could be used to target cancer stem cells.
