One method utilizes high-throughput sequencing of the transcriptome through massively parallel pyro-sequencing technology [ 10].
The method utilizes high-throughput sequencing technologies in conjunction with selective nucleotide substitutions.
This method utilized high-copy-number integration of myostatin gene into the ribosomal DNA of Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
Currently, the majority of formulation analysis methods utilize high-performance liquid chromatography-ultraviolet (HPLC-UV), LC-mass spectrometry (MS)/MS, or GC-FID instrumentation.
We developed a method that utilizes high-resolution traction force microscopy (TFM) and time-lapse live cell microscopy to quantify cell cell mechanical interactions in dynamic multi-cellular clusters, while maintaining the sub-cellular resolution needed to measure force exchange at the level of individual junctions.
In addition, due to RLS method utilized, the high initial fitness value would occur in Figure 12a.
The method utilizes data acquired with high angular resolution diffusion imaging (HARDI), a measurement method that fulfills clinical requirements.
In our proposed method, we utilized high-throughput gene expression profiles to predict CRGs by integrating drug-gene correlations, gene function annotation, and network information.
Locally, solar disinfection should be effective and cost effective methods as will utilize high local solar UV potential and if well-planned is likely to work better.
Therefore, our proposed method utilizes it, to create a high-precision initial training seed that will be utilized, while being improved through ML, for semi-supervised training in cross-domain, and multiple languages systems.
As analytical methods that utilize high-throughput molecular phenotypes ("omics" data) to elucidate the functional basis of GWAS findings are refined, miRNAs have been increasingly recognized as an important class of regulatory molecules [ 6] affecting a wide variety of cellular processes [ 7] and playing important roles in disease pathogenesis, including cancer [ 8].
