Sentence examples for method that revealed from inspiring English sources
Here we developed a flow cytometric method that revealed receptor occupancy of approximately 45% to 80% under the above conditions.
As for the latter, we presented an evaluation of our method that revealed as much accuracy as that of the manufacturer when matching the internal depth-color image pairs.
The obtained results of the chemical analysis of specimens were subjected to a cluster analysis with the Ward's method that revealed clustering of the samples of GSR according to the type of ammunition they originated from [ 9, 10].
Following the seminal studies using this radioactive method that revealed the phenomenon of outer segment renewal (Young, 1967; Young and Bok, 1969; Bok and Young, 1972; LaVail, 1973), the process of outer segment renewal has been largely unstudied and very little is known about the cellular or molecular mechanisms that regulate outer segment renewal.
Hierarchical clustering is an exploratory data analysis method that reveals the groups (clusters) of similar objects.
Researchers have analyzed three fossil samples from Denisova Cave using a powerful new method that reveals ancient genomes in brilliant detail.
We identified principles of the method that reveal discrepancies between the theoretical model and its use, highlighting the gap between scientific concepts and their possible implementation.
To understand in depth the cellular processes in which RNA is involved requires a method that reveals RNA localization in real time in a sub-cellular context in living cells.
It is a method that reveals information and knowledge that, unlike, say, ancient, antique, antiquated and inadequate information and knowledge revealed in "sacred texts," are revelations that beg to be questioned, challenged, and tested.
If the specimen is preserved by rapid freezing, the technique of cryo-EM is the only method that reveals structural details of fully hydrated cells in their native state.
Here we describe subclass mapping (SubMap), an unsupervised method that reveals common subtypes observed in independent data sets without relying on, or being biased by, one model data set.
