Sentence examples for measured previously using from inspiring English sources

It has been measured previously using the entropy of individual positions in multiple sequence alignment as a proxy [ 9- 11].

However, although GH transgenic fish show reduced expression of the Δ6FAD gene, fatty acid compositions have not been measured previously using these fish.

The potentials of the clusters in the overproduced subunits from B. taurus, P. denitrificans and T. thermophilus (low-potential) and E. coli (high-potential) were measured previously using protein film voltammetry [ 7, 39].

The K m for MTIP was comparable to that measured previously using an enzyme-coupled assay, while the ATP K m was approximately 10-fold lower in the Kinase-Glo Plus assay.

In the present study, the total VEGF levels measured by EIA are consistent with those measured previously using this assay methodology [ 11] and by those using an independent method, the RIA [ 10].

Upon photon absorption in P3HT it is well documented that bound excitons are formed and they have a low diffusion length of <10 nm.[ 32] The lifetime of these excitons is indeed short-lived and is what was measured previously, using fs-TAS shown in Figure 8c.

But on the measure previously used for the target, Mr King's blushes would not have been spared.

Next, the survey tool used to measure discrimination based on criminal record in our study was adapted from a validated measure previously used to assess racial/ethnic discrimination, the General Ethnic Discrimination Scale.

We report an exploratory study on upper limb function in 61 DMD patients using three measures previously used in DMD and an upper limb module previously developed for spinal muscular atrophy.

So, it was not clear whether an inhibition or normalization event took place, and how these changes compare to other independent measures previously used to define normalization.

Recognising that there exist significant shortcomings in currently available algorithms, we are motivated to investigate the utility of lacunarity, a simple statistical measure previously used in geology and other fields for the analysis of fractal and multi-scaled images, in the automated assessment of melanocytic naevi and melanoma.