Sentence examples for more complete components from inspiring English sources

We used microinjection directly into the yolk sac to treat zebrafish embryos in ovo with a formulation containing more complete components of persistent contaminant mixtures (Table 1).

In this work, by providing a far more complete secretory component list of A. oryzae we were able to monitor the whole secretory pathway in response to α-amylase overproductions at the molecular level.

A more complete description of these components can be found in (19).

The availability of the chicken genome sequence [ 23] and recent development of high-throughput genomic and proteomic assays provide powerful tools for a more complete characterization of egg components [ 24].

Given the broad biological and clinical significance of the bacterial cell-envelope, acquiring a more complete understanding of its components and their associations should suggest rational new targets for antibiotic development.

Authors of some recent North American equations have borne this in mind and provide, if not data, then at least more complete regression statistics and component equations that are additive [22].

Authors of some recent North American equations have borne this in mind and provide, if not data, then at least more complete regression statistics and component equations that are additive [ 22].

Calculating variance components using more complete data sets would facilitate a reduction in the bias of estimated variance components caused by the ignoring of data on which selection has taken place in the population [ 12], due to computational limitations.

Another Boolean model of budding yeast by Irons appeared recently [19] that is more complete and introduces more molecular components.

Furthermore, the Hidden Markov Model that we used to search for UPS components compiled more complete datasets than many other search approaches would do.

Trace element characterization of filter samples collected over the 2-year period will allow a more complete assessment of the PM components.