Sentence examples for method of amplifying from inspiring English sources

The P.C.R. technique is a method of amplifying minute genetic material.

In 1912, Armstrong told his friend and classmate, Herman Burgi, he had discovered a method of amplifying wireless signals.

HUMAN MEGAPHONE A method of amplifying a speaker's words in which everyone who hears them repeats them in unison.

To describe a method of amplifying DNA from blastocyst trophectoderm cells (two or three cells) and simultaneously performing 23-chromosome single nucleotide polymorphism microarrays and single-gene preimplantation genetic diagnosis.

Jun Ren and colleagues at Princeton University demonstrated a new method of amplifying and compressing a laser pulse through scattering in a millimetre-scale plasma, a technique that could make possible a new generation of compact low-cost ultrahigh-intensity laser systems.

Furthermore, FPNI-PCR was found to be more reliable as a method of amplifying target genes and unknown flanking sequences.

The DNA can also be amplified using the polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, one of the most common methods of amplifying DNA in the lab.

Alternative methods of amplifying DNA from trace samples such as MALBAC [ 19] should also generate less skewed coverage than phi29 amplification and be capable of amplifying from longer template fragments than long range PCR.

This work details two key solutions to problems commonly faced when working with multiple hairpin vectors: (1) an infinitely expandable cloning strategy based on recycling a unique set of RE recognition sites by repeatedly destroying and restoring them with every round of cloning, and (2) a Pfu-based PCR method capable of amplifying at least 11 repeated hairpin expression cassettes.

The method consists of amplifying four variable regions of the P. jirovecii genome, followed by the detecting the polymorphisms with SSCP.

Here linear-after-the-exponential (LATE PCR is introduced as an efficient and potentially automatable method of directly amplifying single-stranded DNA for pyrosequencing, thereby eliminating the need for solid-phase sample preparation and reducing the risk of laboratory contamination.