The denominations "image" and "frame" are treated as equivalent in this work, where the latter better expresses the idea of multiple captures with the same content.
Alternatively, the sensitivity of TB detection in an infected badger might be increased by multiple captures (and testing) of that animal.
If bears were captured multiple times, only the data from the first capture was used to avoid confounding effects of multiple captures (Cattet et al. 2008; Nielsen et al. 2013bb).
For example, several captured gene fragments of ZmhelA3 (362 bp, AC197568.2) were shown to have high sequence similarity with multiple captured fragments of ZmhelA2 (1,728 bp, AC216828.1), ZmhelA4 (1,520 bp, AC213839.3), helitron_mc1 and helitron_mc2 respectively.
Our results demonstrate that selection of target specific capture sequences is critical for performance of this assay, and the use of multiple capture and intermediate oligos is critical for detecting a wide variety of strains with the desired sensitivity.
Also, application of multiple capture probes and complementary oligonucleotides across gene locus is essential to prevent catalysis of nc-rRNAs.
Using this multiple capture approach, the presence of influenza A viral RNA was verified in all seventeen strains of different influenza A viruses tested.
Designing multiple capture and intermediate oligonucleotides with sequences covering the entire genome ensures specific capture of multiple target genes on the nanomicroarray and subsequent detection with a universal nanoparticle probe regardless of mutation, deletion, and influenza reassortment.
ELISA data, as shown in panels C and D of Figure 4, indicate that our membranes have the capability of capturing multiple types of tumor cells and the capturing efficiency of the infected blood sample can be ∼95%.
The footage, well edited from multiple angles, captures the fast metabolism of the group, particularly on a handful of standards.
Furthermore, TM captures multiple meanings of words, but most importantly, it can identify multiple topics for each observed document.
