Sentence examples for methods broadly applied from inspiring English sources

GFP-fusion proteins and immunostaining are methods broadly applied to investigate the three-dimensional organization of cells and cell nuclei, the latter often studied in addition by fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH).

Unfortunately, there is no reliable reference signal that allows this method to be broadly applied to in vivo 31P measurements [41].

Event-related potential (ERP), a transient pattern in surface-recorded EEG, is another method that is broadly applied to adult and infant studies; the advantages are temporal resolution and, especially, convenience of measurement.

CCA method has been broadly applied in ecological studies [ 18, 19].

After the initial use in single-particle tracking (Holtzer et al. 2007; Kao and Verkman 1994), the method has been broadly applied to single-molecule localization microscopy (Dani et al. 2010; Huang et al. 2008a, b; Xu et al. 2012).

SDM methods could be more broadly applied than they currently are to address research questions in archaeology and paleoanthropology.

One of the broadly applied methods to measure and quantify tumor-specific T cells is the use of HLA tetramers (HLA TM) [ 5].

In addition to these well-known and broadly applied methods to detect founder effects based on microsatellite data, we have (as far as we are aware for the first time) tested the suitability of the within-population variation of cuticular hydrocarbons.

The underlying QSARs examined here – CoMFA and HQSAR – both rely on (nominally [46]) linear PLS, but there is no intrinsic reason that the method cannot be more broadly applied.

The relative risk model (RRM) is an example of a matrix and ranking method that has been broadly applied (Landis 2005; Landis et al. 2004; Luxon and Landis 2005; Moraes et al. 2002).

By adding two broadly applied normalization methods, quantile and loess, for comparison, we computed the sensitivity and specificity for each array.