Sentence examples for method and converted from inspiring English sources
Results from the questionnaires were analyzed by the Likert method and converted into percentage marks.
Dr. Jaenisch and his colleagues have created mouse embryos by this method and converted them into blood-forming stem cells, first correcting an inborn genetic defect of the donor mouse by a standard genetic method.
When the camera is properly adjusted, these temporal transitions can be detected with a change detection method and converted into a 3D surface.
The poly(1) membrane was prepared by the casting method, and converted into poly[ p-hydroxy tolan] (poly(2)) with a mixture of trifluoroacetic acid/water.
To analyze the fatty acid profile of the lipids present in the harvested algae, lipids were extracted by the Bligh Dyer method and converted to fatty acid methyl esters (FAME, more commonly referred to as biodiesel) via a sequence of esterification and transesterification.
The data were normalized using the RMA method and converted to log2 scale.
The next step is to take this high-tech method and convert it into something that can be used at the bedside or under the laboratory constraints in which many African clinicians work, says Eley.
Growth rates were calculated from the slopes of OD as described in Materials and Methods and converted to doublings per hour.
The ServiceStack base framework is responsible for handling the protocol part of the CitySDK's platform interface, converting the received web requests into simple method calls and converting back the method return values into a web response.
This removed intensity-dependent bias introduced by the use of the two different fluorophores as probe labels using the Loess (Lowess) method [ 19] and converted the data to a log ratio with the mean set to zero following normalisation.
kc (min−1) was multiplied by the total body bicarbonate pool Nc (mol) as calculated by the plateau method [ 7], and converted to carbon dioxide production rate (; ml min−1) by multiplication with 22.4 l mol−1.
