Sentence examples for modes described earlier from inspiring English sources

Automatic filtering (Materials and Methods) based on the common error modes described earlier reduced the number of putative detections by ∼90%, to a manageable number that could be manually reviewed.

The stable derivates were separated on a methyl phenyl siloxane GC capillary column and measured selectively by single-ion monitoring GC MS in the positive EI mode described earlier by Tjaden and Bruijn (1990).

Distinctions akin to those of Aristotle are thus apt to be described today as semantical, as distinctions between kinds or modes of significance rather than kinds of linguistic expressions or of things or happenings.

Two-dimensional guided M-mode echocardiography was performed using an HDI 5000 echocardiograph (ATL, Bothell, WA) as previously described [22] [25].

What about particular finite modes described in [iv]?

This model consists of a number of non-linear viscoelastic modes, described by linear viscoelastic parameters G i and λ i only, and a non-linear equilibrium mode, described by a non-linear spring.

However, there is a much more clear and compelling comparison to a fourth thalamocortical physiological mode described since the 1940s (in addition to the three already noted by the reviewer) – the production of high voltage spike-wave activity associated with behavioral arrest.

We included several other modes of operation aside from the normal mode described above.

The first metal complexes containing one or several bis triorganylphosphine platinum fragments attached to the C60 core and coordinated in the olefinic η2 mode were described in 1991 [1, 2, 3], revealing that fullerenes, at least buckminsterfullerene C60, can function as ligands in reactions with transition metals.

Briefly, lipids were quantified by electrospray ionization tandem mass spectrometry (ESI-MS/MS) in positive ion mode as described previously [41] [43].

This would suggest the latter mode of action described for PaD233-E5 to be more dominant in the inhibition process.