Sentence examples for marker projects from inspiring English sources
In addition to the diversity studies, we determined the genome size and ploidy of a selection of 29 entries helpful for the design of future NGS-based marker projects.
Proteomic TBI marker projects on biofluids using rodent injury models have been few due to naturally limited available fluid amounts [ 42, 127], but biofluid neurotrauma marker candidates have been studied in pig blast injury models [ 128- 132].
Women are the photographer's preferred subject and Marker projects his ideal onto their vacant public faces.
This measure is equal to the angle between the line joining the heel marker and the toe marker, projected in the plane perpendicular to the ankle flexion axis (sagittal).
Ten years ago, games would come with paper foldout maps but navigating the world of a modern game like Skyrim or GTA V is as simple as following lines on the mini-map or walking towards waypoint markers projected on the horizon.
An ultra-light wide-angle head-mounted display system is designed for an interactive exhibition item in a scientific museum, and a multi-user six-degree-of-freedom tracking system is developed for the indoor registration, which uses infrared markers projected on the ceiling and a camera fixed on top of each head-mounted display.
The Columbia Missouri Serum Bank was established as part of the National Cancer Institute's Biological Markers Project to identify serum markers of breast cancer, as has been described previously [ 9].
The Columbia, MO, Serum Bank initially was established in 1977 as part of the National Cancer Institute (NCI) Biological Markers Project to identify serum markers for breast cancer.
Project name: OrthoMaM (Orthologous Mammalian Markers); Project home page: ; Operating system(s): Platform independent; Programming language: Java, PHP, XML, XSLT; License: None; Any restrictions to use by non-academics: None.
These differences can be mitigated with careful sample preparation and planning of marker development projects involving NGS (e.g., standardized tissue collection practices and realistic limits to multiplexing).
Our new tool identified as many as 1993 SCN loci from transcriptomic data sampled as part of four independent test cases representing marker development projects at different phylogenetic scales.
