Sentence examples for long probes from inspiring English sources

Snowmobiles were used to bring in long probes to search the snow, portable lights and other equipment.

"Opening up" is required for relationship health, so lovers fashion themselves after doctors wielding long probes to penetrate the tender regions.

By using this approach, 12 long probes were prepared and used to identify genetically modified (GM) maize.

We used 3-m long probes with seven temperature sensors, since longer probes often resulted in partial penetration in previous surveys.

There is a compromise between short probes with lower sensitivity, which can be accurately synthesized in higher yields, and long probes with greater sensitivity but lower synthesis yields.

To prepare the long probes, asymmetric polymerase chain reaction (PCR) was employed to introduce non-complementary stuffers in between the two parts of the MLPA probe with specially designed primers, then restriction enzymes were selected to digest the double-stranded DNAs, and finally polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis was used to purify the single-stranded DNAs (i.e., the long probes).

A multiplicity of ISE designs ranging from centimeter-long probes to miniaturized micrometer self-contained solid-state chemical sensor arrays constitutes the basis of modern potentiometric measurements that have become increasingly important in biomedical, industrial, and environmental application fields.

Ten 60-nucleotide-long probes were designed from each gene starting 250 base pairs (bp) ahead of the end of the stop codon and by shifting 10 bp.

Another popular system is the Agilent microarray platform which was built using the SurePrint technology that allows using considerably longer, 60 nt-long probes.

> -wrap-foot> Table 2 lists the number of probes of length p needed to cover all k-mers, by cutting an optimal RC complete sequence to p-long probes with overlaps of k − 1.

The lettuce GeneChip contains 6.4-million, 25 bp-long probes designed from 26,809 unigenes from cultivated lettuce (L. sativa) and an additional 8819 unique sequences from four other related Lactuca species (L. serriola, L. saligna, L. virosa, and L. perennis).