Sentence examples for method of assaying from inspiring English sources
This study provides a reproducible method of assaying spinal microglial dynamics following peripheral nerve injury both quantitatively and spatially.
In England, Peale studied the method of assaying via the humid process at Percival N. Johnson's refinery, and in 1835 introduced it to the Philadelphia Mint, replacing assaying by cupellation.
Director Moore also instructed Peale to gain the method of assaying silver by the "humid process" (titration), and to learn everything he could of coining technology and how it was powered by steam.
Our study shows an inadequacy in the current method of assaying rRNA synthesis, which cannot readily detect changes in the expression of a subset of rDNA.
This method of assaying for DNA methylation status has been employed in lung cancer [57], profiling of various cancer cell lines [58], developmental changes [31], and differences in tissue function and differentiation [59].
Because we do not expect technical noise to be related to sequence length (especially in the case of intergenic sequence length, which is unrelated to the microarray method of assaying mRNA level), any relationship between noise and length should presumably arise from the biological noise component.
Unfortunately, it has been difficult to obtain a consistently effective product, and there are not good methods of assaying the potency of one serum compared with another.
He also described the processes used for crushing and concentrating the ore and then, in some detail, the methods of assaying to determine whether ores were worth mining and extracting.
Finally, we consider methods of assaying fibrillogenesis inhibitors, including pitfalls in these assays.
More consistency and standardised methods of assaying blood plasma in biochemical studies are required in order to move forward.
Our findings have important implications both for design of new recombinant subunit vaccines as well as for methods of assaying the human antibody response utilizing recombinant proteins produced in vitro.
