Sentence examples for more recent platform from inspiring English sources

More recent Platform presentations included Mano Le Tough, Dixon, and Hot Since 82.

A more recent platform adapted for methylation analysis is matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF-MS).

To illustrate the situation in which data obtained by an early platform are combined with data generated on more recent platforms, we have here included the Affy500 data yet again.

Next, systems that incorporate muscle cells to produce either 2D sheets or 3D tissues of contractile muscle are described with an emphasis on the more recent 3D platforms.

Mammary tumor sets were used because of the abundance of good quality array data obtained on more recent Affymetrix platforms and because a large proportion of breast carcinomas (>70%) exhibit high Src activity [ 3].

However, many of the more recent women's platform shoes are actually quite difficult to wear since they come with very high stiletto heels (7 inches) and a very tall and narrow platform (usually 3 inches).

The more recent TaqMan PCR-array platform is a reproducible methodology in miRNA profiling with a broad dynamic range.

There have been other highly multiplex studies of phosphoprotein signaling networks using flow (or mass) cytometry [ 44] or image cytometry [ 19] over the past decade, and more recent work using SCBC platforms [ 27, 28, 45].

It must also be noted that the prostate cancer case exemplified in this study was performed on the Illumina GAIIx platform and more recent sequencing of WGA MP libraries using the methodology described in this report on the newer Illumina HiSeq platform generated far greater depths of sequencing (Fig.  2f and Supplemental Table S2).

The more recent versions of the Android platform support 4G networks, which consume data with a voracious appetite.

This study expands the current literature on collegiate lacrosse injury rates through the use of a more recent injury surveillance data collection platform that incorporated the electronic medical record systems ATs used for their daily clinical practice and eliminated double-data entry (Kerr et al. 2014).