Sentence examples for means for high from inspiring English sources
Lipid staining provides a simple means for high throughput detection of cancer cells in plasma.
Fluorescent labeling of lipid bodies permitted a simple and sensitive means for high throughput detection of metastatic prostate cancer cells in human plasma.
To explore these effects further, we used the median split method to dichotomise baseline MHSES scores and plotted the estimated marginal means for high and low scorers in each condition (See Figure 1).
The long necks of sauropods (Fig. 5) are either interpreted as a means for high browsing (e.g. Bakker, 1987; Paul, 1987, 1998) or for increasing the horizontal feeding range (e.g. Martin, 1987; Mateus, Maidment & Christiansen, 2009; Seymour, 2009 a, Preuschoft et al., in press).
The government required that the machines have a testing mode that would allow the "exporting of image data" and provide "a secure means for high-speed transfer of image data," according to the documents.
And, they said, it would be a means for high-paying customers to obtain good seats, not the obscured-view seats and nose-bleed balcony perches often peddled by people on the streets.. "The scalper has no risk and no responsibility," said Mr. Viertel.
In high school, Atep Arofiq was fascinated by Islamic studies, and with meager means for higher education, a free institution financed by Saudi Arabia in this bustling capital seemed like a natural choice.
Therefore, we propose that performing AMT using liquid IM is a practical means for high-throughput insertional mutagenesis.
Gene microarray analyses represent potentially effective means for high-throughput gene expression profiling in non-human primates.
It is further emphasized that FBMC provides flexible means for high-quality frequency selective filtering in the receiver to suppress strong interfering spectral components within or close to the used frequency band.
The bill completely leaves aside one request that Beretz and many in the scientific community desired: a guarantee of adequate financial means for higher education and research.
