Sentence examples for methods previously reported from inspiring English sources

1.94-kb, 4.5-kb, and 2.3-kb fragments of the human uPA, PAI-1 and uPAR promoters, respectively, were generated by PCR of human genomic DNA and cloned into the firefly luciferase reporter construct pXP2 using methods previously reported (52).

Measurement of cortical thickness and subjective assessment of cortical porosity on panoramic radiographs are methods previously reported for diagnosing osteoporosis.

Moreover, this method is not only sensitive but also selective to Enrofloxacin in presence of NOM, in comparison to spectrophotometric methods previously reported.

When compared to PCR methods previously reported, the new protocol recognized all the 69 A. salmonicida strains evaluated, with no cross-reactions with the other bacterial species analysed.

Dejima and colleagues report using CRISPR/Cas9 to generate a new collection of greatly improved balancer chromosomes in the standard laboratory nematode Caenorhabditis elegans, using methods previously reported by the same laboratory, expanding the set of C. elegans balancers to cover nearly 90% of coding genes.

Using qualitative analysis we prove theorems on which we base a new method of regularity analysis of the firing map, that, contrasting with methods previously reported in the literature, does not requires analytic knowledge of the solutions of the differential equation and therefore it is also applicable to non-linear integrate and fire systems.

Overestimation occurs with the method previously reported, i.e. when the unloaded internal diameter is used for calculations.

With the improved method, a detection of 10 pM DNA has been demonstrated, which is 1000 times more sensitive than the method previously reported.

The procedure combines nonlinear state-feedback-linearizing control with a state-feedback matrix computed via an eigenstructure assignment method previously reported by the authors.

A modified method previously reported [14] was used.

Proposed method is simple, precise, accurate and rapid as compared to the method previously reported [27].