Sentence examples for measures realized from inspiring English sources

Specific measures realized, with qRT-PCR Syber Green assays and a triplex of Taqman probes, were extensively validated to establish Retinoid Receptors mRNAs reference values for in vivo normal human bronchial cells, lung tumors and cell lines.

The educational level (being an analphabet, up to six years of public school, 6 10 years of public school, having a technical or a higher education) was shown to have an influence on the number of protective measures realized when spraying, (p = 0.04, Spearmann rank correlation test).

The article describes the current situation and problems in the first phases of implementation of the inclusive approach in primary schools, thereby contributing to solution of initial problems in that implementation and supporting measures realized by the Ministry of Education with an aim to improve the process of educational inclusion.

During his remarks in Wisconsin, Welch boasted of the NRA's power, saying that the people and groups seeking to strengthen gun control measures "realize they can't do a thing unless they talk to us".

Using this strategy, patterns of larval movement among neighboring patches of blue mussels have been examined by measuring realized larval dispersal based on the genetic identification of recently settled juveniles (Gilg and Hilbish 2003).

In conclusion, by focusing on the functional connectivity between miRNA targets and disease genes in PPI network, we developed a computational framework to identify disease-related miRNAs using a global network distance measure realized by RWR algorithm.

In our study, we used a systematic approach to identify miRNA-disease associations, which was based on functional connections between miRNA targets and disease genes in PPI network, and a global network measure distance measure realized by RWR algorithm was utilized.

According to geometric measure theory, this surface measure is realized by the one-codimensional Hausdorff measure restricted on the reduced boundary and/or the measure-theoretic boundary, which may be strictly smaller than the topological boundary.

This is reflected in our measures of encounter duration (a measure of realized access), but not in our measures of perceived access such as the accessibility score or overall score on PCAT self-reported measures.

None of those measures was realized, though some gun-control laws were tightened.

The measures were realized using triplicate samples to obtain a dependable result.