Sentence examples for manipulating the length from inspiring English sources
By manipulating the length of the target and reference amplicons, we can distinguish between their fluorescent signals and quantify each independently.
No. ROGER MELEN: You put a little transistor radio next to the Altair and he, by manipulating the length of loops in the sofware - could play tunes.
By manipulating the length of the retention intervals between the two stimuli (500 ms, 2000 ms, and 5000 ms), spatial working memory effects were studied at three separate stages of working memory; encoding, memorization, and retrieval.
The researchers hope that their findings, published in the journal Nature Genetics, will lead to additional research on the health benefits of manipulating the length of telomeres.
Here we explore the role of ectodomain size in NK cell activation by manipulating the length of activating and/or inhibitory receptor ligands.
To dissociate whether the effect of the gap is associated with independent clocks or rather with independent responses, we evaluated whether manipulating the length of the gap changes the response rules for each criterion/lever or whether response rules are fixed for each lever.
Manipulating the lengths of promoter and intronic regions can further specify or generalize expression patterns.
One possible answer would appeal to the epistemic goal of having information relevant to manipulation and control; one may manipulate the length of the shadow by, among other things, manipulating the height of the pole but not conversely.
Apart from its appealing novelty, this ability to manipulate the length of carbon chains is a potentially useful step in processing saturated hydrocarbon sources for fuel and chemical uses, particularly in a future regime aiming to use alternative feedstocks to oil, such as biomass or natural gas.
In so many words, they have threatened to manipulate the length and breadth of the Treasury yield curve.
A prosecutor can even manipulate the length of time a grand jury will consider evidence before choosing whether to indict.
